<p>Dozens of tombstones at graveyard in the French town of Fontainebleau were defaced with swastikas, the town's mayor said Monday, but in an unusual twist Jewish gravestones were spared.</p>.<p>"Sixty-seven old or more recent gravestones were vandalised with swastikas in pink, white and silver," Fontainebleau's mayor Frederic Valletoux told AFP.</p>.<p>The words "Biobananas" and "Charles" were found inscribed on some of the graves but there was no sign of anti-Semitic graffiti, Valletoux added.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, the town's Jewish cemetery which is situated next to the main cemetery was found untouched.</p>.<p>Famous for a royal palace that served as a country retreat for monarchs from Louis VII through to Napoleon III, as well the surrounding forest that was their hunting ground, Fontainebleau is situated about 60 kilometres south-east of Paris.</p>.<p>The incident is the latest to target cemeteries in France, where Jewish gravestones have regularly been targeted by vandals.</p>.<p>France is home to Europe's biggest Jewish community.</p>
<p>Dozens of tombstones at graveyard in the French town of Fontainebleau were defaced with swastikas, the town's mayor said Monday, but in an unusual twist Jewish gravestones were spared.</p>.<p>"Sixty-seven old or more recent gravestones were vandalised with swastikas in pink, white and silver," Fontainebleau's mayor Frederic Valletoux told AFP.</p>.<p>The words "Biobananas" and "Charles" were found inscribed on some of the graves but there was no sign of anti-Semitic graffiti, Valletoux added.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, the town's Jewish cemetery which is situated next to the main cemetery was found untouched.</p>.<p>Famous for a royal palace that served as a country retreat for monarchs from Louis VII through to Napoleon III, as well the surrounding forest that was their hunting ground, Fontainebleau is situated about 60 kilometres south-east of Paris.</p>.<p>The incident is the latest to target cemeteries in France, where Jewish gravestones have regularly been targeted by vandals.</p>.<p>France is home to Europe's biggest Jewish community.</p>