Jacques Witt

Jacques Witt was a press photographer who worked for the Sipa Press agency. He is newsworthy due to his recent death at the age of 68. Throughout his career, Witt covered significant historical events, including the fall of the Berlin Wall and the release of Nelson Mandela. He also extensively followed French presidents, documenting their activities and travels. He was described by the Association de la presse présidentielle (APP) as a conscientious and dedicated colleague with a keen eye and a curiosity for everything. His work provides a visual record of key moments in recent history and his passing marks the loss of an experienced and respected member of the press corps.