Algeria

Algeria is a major northwestern part of Africa. Its neighbors are all members of Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and the Arab Federation. The main languages ​​of the country are Arabic and French (Algeria is colonized by France). In terms of area, Algeria is the second largest in Africa, three times the size of Texas. The current population is over 31 million, GDP per capita is 1,650 US dollars, life expectancy is 70 years old. Colonialism In 1830, France consolidated Algeria and reigned for more than 130 years.

Daru: French people were born in Algeria. He teaches at a school in the highlands of the Atlas Mountains of Algeria. As a French citizen, he should cooperate with the colonial authorities of Algeria. However, as a resident of a country in North Africa born in Algeria, he is honored that he has not been condemned by Arab villagers committing crime of murder. This dilemma separates him from the barren landscape where he lives. He loves France, loves Algeria, and hates the conflict between them.

Mr. Markorn, born after the Algerian War during a recent visit to Algeria, called France's 132-year-old Algerian rule "a crime against humanity". President of France is not proud that France was Algeria. In a clear gesture of reconciliation, Mark Long said he was ready to return the skull of Algerian soldiers killed by the French army in the 1950s back to Algeria.

The former Sergeant of the French Army joined the other eight Algerian exiles in 1954 and formed a revolutionary committee called the National Liberation Front (FLN). Why is Algeria 1965 to 1978? FLN Army Commander stationed in Tunisia. Algeria was controlled by a coup d'etat. • Raouul Salan: Army's Army Commander. The leader of the French uprising during the war questioned Charles de Gaulle leaders. • Jacques Soustelle: General Governor of Algeria from 1955 to 1956. Thanks to his support, De Gaulle regained power. what?

On January 8, 1961, Charles de Gaulle made the first referendum in Algeria and 75% of voters (France and Algeria) approved the opening of a secret peace talks with the Government of De Gaulle and FLN. In Algeria, 69.51% approved of self-determination. The negotiations that started in March 1961 collapsed when De Gaulle insisted on inclusion of a much smaller ethnic group Algerian (MNA) for FLN. As FLN almost disappeared at the moment, more powerful move, the French eventually was forced to eliminate MNA from negotiations after FLN has left for a while. : 88