In the end it was stronger, the “sneaky poison” of the terrorists. This is how the family describes it in an open farewell letter. “He resisted fiercely for nine years.” The illustrator Fred Dewilde, a survivor of the attack on the Bataclan concert hall in Paris on November 13, 2015, took his own life after a long, often public battle against the trauma from that dark night. At 58, he was the father of three children. And the French media are calling after him as if another hope for healing had died with him.
The illustrator Fred Dewilde has died – culture
