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João Nunes
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So far, it's amazing; it reads like a thriller. As a first book about Algeria, I wish it had a detailed genealogy of the FLN. But it is a general book after all.
Can anyone recommend other books on Algeria?
— Nov 10, 2026 05:55PM
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Can anyone recommend other books on Algeria?
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beginnt schon mit einer banger Introduction
— Feb 21, 2026 12:44PM
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Faleurie
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The Cold War practically divided the superpower country’s opinions of Ben Bella’s Algeria. Too socialist for America. Too capitalist for the USSR. Fabulous read so far!!
— May 20, 2024 12:20PM
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Faleurie
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[Towards the liberation of Algeria]
« the French president conceded that “the population of Algeria, in its great majority Moslem, has developed a consciousness that did not formerly exist. . . . [The revolt] and everything connected with it is happening in a new world. . . . This is the Algerian Algeria that every day, by the force of things, will become even more Algerian than the day before »
— May 10, 2024 07:21AM
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« the French president conceded that “the population of Algeria, in its great majority Moslem, has developed a consciousness that did not formerly exist. . . . [The revolt] and everything connected with it is happening in a new world. . . . This is the Algerian Algeria that every day, by the force of things, will become even more Algerian than the day before »