“A year on from the Charlie Hebdo attack, the satirical magazine’s circulation has risen tenfold but surviving staff are haunted by trauma, plagued by death threats and divided by internal squabbles,” writes David Chazan of the Telegraph on January 3 2016. The article discusses the surviving members of the French magazine Charlie Hebdo, who were attacked by terrorists on January 7, 2015. Twelve members of the magazine’s staff were killed that day.
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