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Our Case Against NATO–Africans and the Struggle Against Imperialism

Pentagon-led politico-military alliance continues to serve as major impediment to peace, liberation and a just world system Note: This paper was prepared and delivered in part to a webinar entitled: “The Case Against NATO” which featured presentations from various scholars and activists around the world. The speakers, in addition to…

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Algerians remember killings under France

Algerians remember killings under France AFP, ALGIERS Algeria on Saturday honored thousands killed by French forces in 1945, as the North African country waits for Paris to apologize for its colonial-era crimes. Pro-independence protests broke out after a rally on May 8, 1945, marking the Allied victory over Nazi Germany. The rioting triggered two weeks of bloody repression in which French troops massacred thousands of mostly unarmed Muslim civilians, a key chapter in Algeria’s long independence struggle. Algerians march during an anti-government demonstration in the capital, Algiers, on Friday, a day before the anniversary of pro-independence protests against French rule in 1945. Photo: AFP

Algeria marks first national day of remembrance over mass killings under French rule

Algeria marks first national day of remembrance over mass killings under French rule Issued on: 08/05/2021 - 08:31 This file photo taken on January 21, 2021, shows a view of the Maqam Echahid, a concrete monument commemorating the Algerian war for independence, in Algiers. Algeria on May 8 honours thousands killed by French forces in 1945, as the North African country waits for Paris to apologise for its colonial-era crimes. © Ryad Kramdi, AFP 4 min Algeria on Saturday honours thousands killed by French forces in 1945, as the North African country waits for Paris to apologise for its colonial-era crimes. Advertising Read more Pro-independence rioting following a demonstration in the final months of World War II prompted the massacre of thousands of mostly unarmed Muslim civilians, a turning point in Algeria s long independence struggle.

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