Maryse Wolinski, whose husband Georges was killed in the Charlie Hebdo attack, talks about the notes he left behind - and the questions that still need answering On Maryse Wolinski's bathroom wall, beside the shelves of hairbrushes and perfume bottles, an orange Post-it note is starting to curl. Written in artful capital letters, the message on it reads, "Darling, after a very small couscous at Nasser's, I'm going to bed, thinking about your adorable smile. Good night, G." The note was written b...
'It still makes me angry': the wife of a murdered Charlie Hebdo cartoonist speaks out
The Guardian - 19 Mar 2016 12:00
Maryse Wolinski, whose husband Georges was killed in the Charlie Hebdo attack, talks about the notes he left behind - and the questions that still need answering On Maryse Wolinski's bathroom wall, beside the shelves of hairbrushes and perfume bottles, an orange Post-it note is starting to curl. Written in artful capital letters, the message on it reads, "Darling, after a very small couscous at Nasser's, I'm going to bed, thinking about your adorable smile. Good night, G." The note was written b...
Share this Article
Recommended