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Wednesday, December 10, 2014

The 'Ebola Fighters' are Named as TIME's Person of the Year 2014 Wednesday Dec 10,2014

 

The 'Ebola Fighters' are named as TIME's Person of the Year 2014 for 'their exceptional courage, kindness and bravery'

Each year, the magazine names the 'person' who most influenced the news, for better or worse, throughout the year

TIME managing editor Nancy Gibbs made the announcement on the Today show Wednesday Dec 10,2014 and revealed five covers showing some of the fighters

Announcement: Time's managing editor, Nancy Gibbs, revealed the winner on the Today show on Wednesday

Dr Kent Brantly, the U.S. doctor who contracted Ebola while treating patients in Liberia, said he was 'honored' to feature on one cover 


In second place came 'the Ferguson Protesters' who have been demonstrating across the country following the death of Michael Brown


The covers also feature Foday Gallah, an ambulance driver who survived the infection, Médecins Sans Frontières nurse Salome Karwah and Dr Jerry Brown, a Liberian surgeon who turned his hospital's chapel into the country's first Ebola treatment center.
 
  

TIME MAGAZINE'S PERSON OF THE YEAR SINCE 2000

2000: George W. Bush
2001: Rudolph Giuliani, who was New York City's mayor on 9/11
2002: The Enron Whistleblowers
2003: The American soldier
2004: George W. Bush
2005: The Good Samaritans - Bono and Bill Gates
2006: You - represented by the Internet
2007: Vladimir Putin
2008: Barack Obama
2009: Ben Bernanke
2010: Mark Zuckerberg
2011: The Protester
2012: Barack Obama



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