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Moroccan Home Minister Traces Before Algerian Journalists History Of Sahara Issu
Moroccan home minister traces before algerian journalists historyof Sahara issue, Morocco, Politics. ArabicNews world.
http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/010226/2001022627.html

Extractions: Historically, he explained the Sahara problem does not date back to the Polisario's birth in 1975. Members of Sahrawi tribes took part in the Moroccan liberation war which also freed the Sahara. However, as Algeria was still under French colonization, the French and Spanish colonizers agreed to put the Sahara under Spanish administration, fearing that the Algerian liberation army would be conducting its operations against the French from the Moroccan southern regions. As a result, thousands of people moved to Morocco's northern provinces. Meanwhile, as Spain was aware of Morocco's plans to ask the International Court of Justice to say whether it considered the Sahara as a Terra Nulus, as claimed by Spain, or whether it had links with Morocco, rushed to conduct a census which covered families that supported Spain, in a way that would consecrate Spanish sovereignty over the territory. Even the officer who has supervised the census admitted that the census documents were falsified. The region was also populated by nomadic merchants who conducted trade with Mali and Nouakchott and subsequently moved a lot and, therefore, could not be covered by the census. In addition, Shioukh (heads of tribe) to whom the census resorted denied to any persons who had a link with Morocco the quality of Sahrawi.
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History Channel - Speeches - Jean Baillard, French Consul General: On The Algeri
(Reminder To listen to history being made, you must have RealPlayerinstalled. Jean Baillard, French consul general. On the algerian War.
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History Channel - Speeches - Charles De Gaulle, President Of France: On The Alge
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History On-Line
founded on the unequal distribution of revolutionary legitimacy, which has renderedthe writing of history especially problematic in the algerian context, and
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Extractions: Sharif Gemie This article examines mid-nineteenth-century French attitudes to Algerian society and culture, using the prestigious Revue des Deux Mondes as its main source of reference. Analysis of the content and perspectives of articles published in this journal suggests questions about the concept of 'Orientalism', especially as this has been identified by Edward Said. In the light of these findings, the article proposes a modification to Said's formulation of this concept. Issue 3
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MARXISM AND REVOLUTION. French Resistance and the algerian War. THE NEAR EAST SINCETHE FIRST WORLD WAR IRAN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY A POLITICAL history.
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This Day In Military History
fought in the Italian campaign, became the single most decorated unit in US history. 1962 French-algerian truce ends 7-year war On March 18, 1962, France
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THE IRANIAN: History, Abdolmadjid Madjidi, Iranian Oral History Project
Plan and Budget Organization directpr (19731977) Edited by Habib Ladjevardi IranianOral history Project Available from Iranbooks. algerian woman calls the
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Algeria: History
INTRODUCTION 1. Political situation 2. Economy 3. Health Education 4. Religions Peoples 5. history, Many algerian ports prosper from income from sea piracy.
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INA : Looking Back : History & Society
history Society algerian war © Ina, The algerian War on French television Onthe occasion of the INA Rendezvous Television Memories organised at the
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Different Views On The Algerian War: Benjamin Stora
There is no such thing as a history of the algerian War, there is justa multitude of histories and personal paths through it. Everyone
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Extractions: tele vis ion French society has spent the last forty years trying to heal the old wounds left by the Algerian War. Benjamin Stora , the historian and author of the documentary "Les Années algériennes" (The Algerian Years), analyses the phenomenon. [ The feeling that images are lacking - 5'41" ] [ The self-censorship phenomenon - 2'11" ] Is the Algerian War nowadays still a forbidden subject? Have all these films and accounts managed to exorcise the painful memory of the war? Doesn't the solution to this feeling of emptiness lie in the French State officially recognising the reality of the War? Isn't there also a sort of self-censorship phenomenon?
To The Algerian People Unite Aginst The Divisionist Tactics Of
The history of the algerian people has been mocked. Why isn't March 18recognized as the day that Algeria won its independence from France?
http://www.waac.org/amazigh/editorials/appeal_to_algerians.html
Encyclopædia Britannica
broadcasting. history French Algeria The conquest of Algeria; Colonial rule; Nationalistmovements. World War II and the movement for independence; The algerian War
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=119967
UNL Department Of History
Le Sueur displays a very solid understanding of the military, political, and socialhistory of the Frenchalgerian War, as well as the broader histories of
http://www.unl.edu/history/faculty/lesueur/uncivil.html

Extractions: "Le Sueur displays a very solid understanding of the military, political, and social history of the French-Algerian War, as well as the broader histories of the French Republic and of the French colonial empire. His work is thoroughly up-to-date and combines ease of accessibility with genuine erudition and scholarly rigor throughout."Philip D. Dine, author of Images of the Algerian War: French Fiction and Film, 1954-1992 Uncivil War is a provocative study of the intellectuals who confronted the loss of France's most prized overseas possession, colonial Algeria. Tracing the intellectual history of one of the most violent wars of European decolonization, James D. Le Sueur illustrates how such key figures as Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Germaine Tillion, Jacques Soustelle, Raymond Aron, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Albert Memmi, Frantz Fanon, Mouloud Feraoun, Jean Amrouche, and Pierre Bourdieu agonized over the "Algerian question."
UNL Department Of History
war in Algeria afford penetrating insights into the nuances of algerian nationalism,as English, should be read by anyone interested in the history of European
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Dialog On Algerian Islamic Movement
point in Algeria's history. The country experienced riots from students, unemployedthat led (for the first time since independence) the algerian Army to shoot
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Extractions: On Mon, 16 Jan 1995, Steve Muhlberger wrote: Algeria struggles for years through a harsh war to win its independence, and sets up a regime that must at the beginning had a wide popular base (otherwise they would never have one). Sorry but the Algerians, after a liberation war which claimed 1.5 million, did not have a say in the postcolonial political settlement. The Front de Liberation National cadres took over from the French, and proved worse than their colonial administrators. Jamal En-nehas Two comments on M. AKCEM's post. He said: In the case of Algeria, I do not subscribe to the theory that the timing of the resurgence necessarily correlates with the drop of oil prices (86) thus revenue and thus transfer payments to the poor etc...I say this because October 1988 is a significant turning point in Algeria's history. The country experienced riots from students, unemployed that led (for the first time since independence) the Algerian Army to shoot and kill some 600 protesters. In an effort to calm the population, Chadli's government decided to open the political system up. Although I agree that a one-way attribution of cause to economic constraints is at best shaky, and probably fundamentally flawed, at the same time, I don't think that Chadli was merely reacting or that the opening was "triggered" by the riots. Chadli's role was, I think, a bit more involved: he was in favor of economic, as well as political openings, but he faced a formidable resistance from within the party and the administrative apparatus. This was rather known among the various groups and leaders operating in the political scene in Algeria, and the uprisings of October '88 would not have taken place if the perception was not there that Chadli was in favor of an opening. In any case, the riots did lead to an opening, but the case was not one of direct cause leading to reaction by way of opening.
France, The United States, And The Algerian War
Wall's interpretation of the algerian conflict may well spark controversy and willopen THE AUTHOR (back to top) Irwin M. Wall is Professor of history at the
http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/9075.html

Extractions: "You need not agree with [the] overall conclusion . . . to accept Mr. Wall's historical point, that the United States was a critical force in pressing France to accept Algerian independence."the Economist "This is a fascinating and provocative work, based on amazingly thorough archival research that includes extensive use of previously classified materials. The narrative carries us through the long agony of the Algerian War and offers a keen and judicious analysis of the major parties involved, as well as of the immensely complex diplomatic negotations and of Charles de Gaulle's role in the resolution of the crisis."David Schalk, author of War and the Ivory Tower: Algeria and Vietnam DESCRIPTION (back to top) In this pioneering book, Irwin M. Wall unravels the intertwining threads of the protracted agony of France's war with Algeria, the American role in the fall of the Fourth Republic, the long shadow of Charles de Gaulle, and the decisive postwar power of the United States. At the heart of this study is an incisive analysis of how Washington helped bring de Gaulle to power and a penetrating revisionist account of his Algerian policy. Departing from widely held interpretations of the Algerian War, Wall approaches the conflict as an international diplomatic crisis whose outcome was primarily dependent on French relations with Washington, the NATO alliance, and the United Nations, rather than on military engagement.
INCORE: Conflict Data Service: Internet Country Guides: Algeria
Links, with descriptions, to sources of information, newsgroups, email lists, articles, and maps.Category Regional Africa Algeria Education Research Institutions World algerian Action Coalition This is an extensive and frequently updated encyclopaediaprovides a wealth of information regarding Algeria's history and the
http://www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/cds/countries/algeria.html

Extractions: INCORE guide to Internet sources on conflict and ethnicity in Algeria Version 3 (March 2001) Map of Algeria (211k) (Source: Perry-Castaneda Library) (Year: 1996) Inclusion in this guide does not imply an endorsement by INCORE of the views expressed in any of these sources. If you have a complaint about this guide or believe that we have omitted a relevant source please read our information about the guides before writing to us. You may find that this will answer some of your questions. This includes a warning about the type of information included in the guide, information about our 'criteria for inclusion' in the guides and about our 'updating and additions policy'. This is a short list of internet sources which have a lot of content relating directly to conflict and ethnicity in Algeria. This list does not imply a recommendation of the sources or an endorsement of the views expressed in any of these sources. It is a select list drawn from the other categories in this document. Africa News online: Algeria
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Collective Autobiography algerian Women and history in Assia Djebars Lamour,la fantasia, Dalhousie French Studies. 1996 Summer, 35, 15367.
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Extractions: BibliographyBooks by Assia Djebar La Soif . Julliard, 1957. The Mischief Les Impatients [The Impatients]. Julliard, 1958. Les Enfants du Nouveau Monde [Children of the New World]. Julliard, 1962. Femmes dAlger dans leurs appartements Women of Algiers in their Apartment , translated by Marjolin de Jager. University Press of Virginia, 1992. LAmour, la fantasia Fantasia, An Algerian Cavalcade , translated by Dorothy S. Blair. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann, 1993. Ombre sultane A Sister to Scheherazade , translated by Dorothy S. Blair. London: Quartet, 1989. . Albin Michel, 1991. Far from Madina , translated from the French. London: Quartet, 1994. Vaste es la prison [Vast is the Prison]. Albin Michel, 1995. Le blanc de lAlgerie: recit [The Whites/Linens/Blanks of Algeria]. Albin Michel, 1995.

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