An account of the Algerian war for independence from France, and its cultural effects on the local population including the revival of previously suppressed customs and attitudes.
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Analyzing the influences on the cultures of the people in the Algerian region during and shortly after the formation of the Algerian State. --- A follow up study on the long term effects of these cultural changes is long over due IMO.
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