Charlie Hebdo 'Survivors' Issue' Sells Out

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Charlie Hebdo 'Survivors' Issue' Sells Out

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French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has sold out around France within hours of appearing for the first time since Islamist gunmen massacred 12 people at its offices.

The front cover of the magazine once again depicts the Prophet Mohammed, this time tearfully holding a sign that says "Je suis Charlie,"  the slogan taken up by supporters since last week's attack.

It carries the headline: "All is forgiven".

Despite warnings that the image could provoke further attacks by extremists, queues formed at newsstands across Paris from the early hours of the morning, with Parisians desperate to get their hands on one of the initial 700,000 copies on offer.

To meet demand, distributors quickly announced that the ultimate print run would be boosted from three million to five million. 

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  1. Gallery: France Queues At Newstands For Charlie Hebdo

    A queue of people wait outside a kiosk to get a copy of Charlie Hebdo in Saint Germain en Laye, France

People wait outside a newsagents in Paris. The latest edition of Charlie Hebdo since Islamist attacks on the magazines offices left 12 people dead has sold out in many parts of France

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The new edition of Charlie Hebdo is prepared for delivery at a press distribution center in the suburbs of Paris

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Distributors say the paper will print five million copies of its new edition to meet demand. Continue through for more pictures

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Charlie Hebdo 'Survivors' Issue' Sells Out

We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok.

French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has sold out around France within hours of appearing for the first time since Islamist gunmen massacred 12 people at its offices.

The front cover of the magazine once again depicts the Prophet Mohammed, this time tearfully holding a sign that says "Je suis Charlie,"  the slogan taken up by supporters since last week's attack.

It carries the headline: "All is forgiven".

Despite warnings that the image could provoke further attacks by extremists, queues formed at newsstands across Paris from the early hours of the morning, with Parisians desperate to get their hands on one of the initial 700,000 copies on offer.

To meet demand, distributors quickly announced that the ultimate print run would be boosted from three million to five million. 

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  1. Gallery: France Queues At Newstands For Charlie Hebdo

    A queue of people wait outside a kiosk to get a copy of Charlie Hebdo in Saint Germain en Laye, France

People wait outside a newsagents in Paris. The latest edition of Charlie Hebdo since Islamist attacks on the magazines offices left 12 people dead has sold out in many parts of France

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The new edition of Charlie Hebdo is prepared for delivery at a press distribution center in the suburbs of Paris

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Distributors say the paper will print five million copies of its new edition to meet demand. Continue through for more pictures

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