132 students and nine teachers were killed within the walls of their school in Peshawar.
The amphitheater, classrooms, hallways or rather what remains of it, bear the scars of this carnage committed by soldiers disguised as Taliban.
The majority of children had been killed in the amphitheater but men went from class to class seat to the string students, children of military personnel.
The Pakistani army took seven hours to get through it. It cornered them in this part of the school:
"In this entry, you see bullet marks, six Taliban were killed here. Those wearing suicide vests have therefore exploded, that's why you have holes in the wall, the floor, and there was shrapnel in the roof "said Asim Saleem Bajwa General, Director of Relations state of the army.
Nearly 500 students, most aged 10 to 20 years, were present in the school military establishment at the time of the attack. The Taliban Movement of Pakistan had chosen because "the children of several senior military officers studying there." The Islamist rebel group is the same that claimed the attack against Malala in 2012.
