The French army is deeply outraged by Charlie Hebdo cartoons about soldiers killed in Mali. The satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published a series of cartoons parodying the French army's recruitment campaign described as follows: "After the death of 13 soldiers in a helicopter crash in Mali, the army decided to change its recruitment
2007 - 52 minutes "Bloody Cartoons, directed and produced by the Danish Karsten Kjær, is a documentary that delves into how and why 12 cartoons in a Danish provincial newspaper could bring a small country into a confrontation with Muslims from all over the world. It reflects on the limits, if any, to
2015 - 1h 30 minutes Documentary on the 2015 terrorist attack on the French satirical weekly "Charlie Hebdo", which left 12 people dead. On 7 January 2015, two terrorists stormed into the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo y 12 people killedall indications are that one of the motives for the massacre
Cover of issue 1178 of Charlie Hebdo (14/01/2015) with drawing by Rénald Luzier "Luz", the first after the attack on 7 January. "On 7 January 2015, two brothers, Chérif and Saïd Kouachi, entered the headquarters of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in Paris and murdered twelve people. Eight of them were editorial staff:
Cover of Siné Hebdo issue 1, 10 September 2008 2008. Creating a magazine from scratch in three weeks during the summer, the challenge seemed impossible. That was the reckoning of Maurice Sinet, "Siné", one of the founders of Charlie Hebdo in 1992. He had just been sacked from Charlie Hebdo. In his column,
