On the Death of the SPIEGEL Editor Romain Leick: The Art of Disappearance

The journalist Romain Leick was one of the smartest and most human-friendly editors in the long history of the SPIEGEL. Now he died at the age of 76. One of his biggest fans: the writer star Michel Houellebecq.

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The magazine's 76-year-old former editor died on 21 May after a long illness in his hometown of Hamburg.

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