Moslem Civil Conflict in France Deepens Across Algerian Fight
Inex Robb reports a hidden French civil war within a larger North African struggle. Algerian factions in France kill 2,003 over 42 months as police and security forces confront Moslem violence in immigrant communities. The US-born observer notes daily deaths among Algerians in Algeria and France, a conflict unseen by tourists.
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Inex Robb
New York
Europe
France
Algeria
North Africa
Algerian rebellion factions wage deadly power struggle
The piece outlines the deadly conflict between FLN and MINA in Algeria and abroad, noting civilian and military casualties in Paris and French communities, the assassination of Ali Chekkal, and the broader fight for Algeria's independence. It contrasts FLN's militant push with the more moderate MNA and frames the violence as a national struggle.
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Death Sentence Echoes in Inflex War Tone on Algerian Conflict
A fragment hints at political turmoil in Algeria 1954 with France declaring war on the MNA and Algerian supporters. The text mentions a 25-year-old impersonator and a political figure linked to Lawrence Welk on Channel 9, suggesting a broadcast tied to the era's wartime rhetoric.
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FLW
FFLN
Welk
Channel 9
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