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Algeria’s history has always been rich with revolutionary figures, & many of those leading in that legacy have been women
Today, on Algeria’s 58th independence anniversary, here are the women who shaped its history & who inspire the women creating it: http://ow.ly/AEhm30qWf1k
Today, on Algeria’s 58th independence anniversary, here are the women who shaped its history & who inspire the women creating it: http://ow.ly/AEhm30qWf1k
Whilst we celebrate the anniversary of the end of 132 years of French colonialism, we also remember our beloved families who paid a high price for freedom they should never have had to fight for
To get an idea, read the quote replies to this
(warning: upsetting content) https://twitter.com/basickhadija/status/1279519394591375364
To get an idea, read the quote replies to this
(warning: upsetting content) https://twitter.com/basickhadija/status/1279519394591375364
Here is the story of a few of my own family members الله يرحمهم that I’ve previously written about
فاشهدوا... فاشهدوا... فاشهدوا https://link.medium.com/4m9unw2eR7
فاشهدوا... فاشهدوا... فاشهدوا https://link.medium.com/4m9unw2eR7
For an overview of Algeria under colonial rule and how the liberation war began, here’s a summary: https://twitter.com/zealouszahra/status/1279531219848486922
And this brilliant thread for more context on the lead up to when independence was declared: https://twitter.com/myqsar/status/1279648851583029248
