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ARMENIAN HUMORIST OF CHARLIE HEBDO: WE NOW HAVE MORE REASONS TO CONTINUE
01.09.2015 13:37NEWS
Mathieu Madenian, the humorist and columnist of Armenian origin who
worked for Charlie Hebdo was saved from the massacre in which 12
people died because he didn't go to work that day.
Madenian has worked for Charlie Hebdo since September, and had sent a
text message to his editor Charb a few hours before the attack that
took place at 11.30 on January 7, telling him that he was not going
to attend the meeting that morning.
Speaking to Canal+, Madenian found out about the attack from his
mother's message asking him where he was, and said that he was only
thinking about his friends who died.
Madenian added that like many other employees of the magazine, he,
too, constantly received threat messages, and that their chief editor
Charb for whom Al-Qaida had issued a 'fatwa of death' had been forced
to live with two bodyguards.
Madenian says, 'We now have more reasons to continue'.
http://www.agos.com.tr/en/article/10191/armenian-humorist-of-charlie-hebdo-we-now-have-more-reasons-to-continue
DÝKKAT: 7 Ocak'ta gercekleþen saldýrýdan, derginin genel yayýn
yonetmeni Charb'ýn yaný sýra Cabu, Wolinski gibi derginin 'beyin
kadrosunu' oluþturan cizerler hayatýný kaybetti. > saldýrýda
The attack that took place on January 7 took the lives of 12 people
including chief editor Charb, and legendary cartoonists Cabu and
Wolinski who formed the core team of the magazine.
01.09.2015 13:37NEWS
Mathieu Madenian, the humorist and columnist of Armenian origin who
worked for Charlie Hebdo was saved from the massacre in which 12
people died because he didn't go to work that day.
Madenian has worked for Charlie Hebdo since September, and had sent a
text message to his editor Charb a few hours before the attack that
took place at 11.30 on January 7, telling him that he was not going
to attend the meeting that morning.
Speaking to Canal+, Madenian found out about the attack from his
mother's message asking him where he was, and said that he was only
thinking about his friends who died.
Madenian added that like many other employees of the magazine, he,
too, constantly received threat messages, and that their chief editor
Charb for whom Al-Qaida had issued a 'fatwa of death' had been forced
to live with two bodyguards.
Madenian says, 'We now have more reasons to continue'.
http://www.agos.com.tr/en/article/10191/armenian-humorist-of-charlie-hebdo-we-now-have-more-reasons-to-continue
DÝKKAT: 7 Ocak'ta gercekleþen saldýrýdan, derginin genel yayýn
yonetmeni Charb'ýn yaný sýra Cabu, Wolinski gibi derginin 'beyin
kadrosunu' oluþturan cizerler hayatýný kaybetti. > saldýrýda
The attack that took place on January 7 took the lives of 12 people
including chief editor Charb, and legendary cartoonists Cabu and
Wolinski who formed the core team of the magazine.