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Cartoon by Lucille Clerc -Break one, thousand will rise  !

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Terrorism must not winYukiKoKo (talk) WE ARE ALL CHARLIE !

Rest in Peace The twelve victims of the attack have been identified. They are:

Charb – whose real name was Stephane Charbonnier, 47, artist and publisher of Charlie Hebdo.

Cabu – whose real name was Jean Cabut, 76, Charlie Hebdo’s lead cartoonist. Honoured with the Legion of Honour, France’s highest decoration, in 2005.

Georges Wolinski – Tuinisian born artist, 80. Had been drawing cartoons since the 1960s, and worked for Hara-Kiri, a satirical magazine considered a forerunner to Charlie Hebdo.

Tignous – whose real name was Bernard Verlhac, 57, was a member of a group of artists called ‘Cartoonists for Peace’.

Bernard Maris – known as ‘Uncle Bernard’, 68, was an economist and wrote a regular column for Charlie Hebdo.

Honore – Phillipe Honore, 73, cartoonist, who had worked for Charlie Hebdo since 1992. He was the artist who drew the last cartoon tweeted by the weekly only moments before the massacre. The cartoon shows the leader of the Islamic State and the Levant (ISIS), Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, presenting his New Year message saying “and especially good health!”

Michel Renaud – a former journalist and political staffer who had founded a cultural festival. He was visiting the Charlie Hebdo offices from Clermont-Ferrard.

Mustapha Ourrad – a copy editor for Charlie Hebdo. Of Algerian descent.

Elsa Cayat – Charlie Hebdo analyst and columnist.

Frederic Boisseau – building maintenance worker.

Franck Brinsolaro – 49-year-old policeman appointed to head security detail for Charb. He was the father of a one-year-old daughter.