Blunder with memorial Charlie Hebdo

World January 5, 2016 13:49

paris - The commemoration of the attacks on the editors of Charlie Hebdo in Paris, today apply exactly one year, has been marred by a careless mistake. At a memorial is one of the names of the murdered cartoonists misspelled.

         Georges Wolinski of the surname (80) is on the monument erroneously spelled with a Greek y. The plaque was by President Francois Hollande and Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo unveiled at the spot where the editors of Charlie Hebdo was at the time of the attack. The staff has been moved to an undisclosed location.
The commemoration was broadcast on French television and the error was immediately a lot of viewers. On social media, people spoke it was a disgrace. The dignitaries also not lost on the gaffe. After unveiling the plaque was quickly covered with a bunch of flowers. The mistake will be corrected as soon as possible.
The other victims of the attack also received a memorial: agent Merabet Ahmed, who was executed on the street in cold blood by one of the perpetrators, and in Porte de Vicennes three customers and an employee of a Jewish supermarket by Muslim terrorists death were hunted.