A week after the tragedy, debate and controversy about the accident Germanwings

A week after the crash of the Airbus A320 Germanwings in the Alps, the circumstances of the crash continue to fuel the debate and controversy. The psychiatric history of the co-driver Andreas Lubitz is scrutinized by the German media but today is a German columnist in die Welt, which launches a stir by suggesting, without fear of sensationalism a "German September 11th." Henryk Broder, this accident is the product of a society that "allows and forgive everything," including the fact that this man may have resulted in his fatal fall 149 people.

The event is certainly less spectacular, but its effects are equally devastating to the editor.

In terms of research, the DNA of the victims are still being identified; a long process, explains the gendarmerie colonel

"Depending on the number of bodies and body parts that will be found, maturity can vary between two and four months minimum."

The second black box is always the focus of research but hopes of finding her are slim.

In terms of insurance, the German group Allianz believes that different companies will have to pay $ 300 million in total.