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(1)As many as 280,000 Algerians were conscripted during World War I, and many Algerians fought for France two years ago
(2)What they’ve seen since the end of the war was the slaughter of their compatriots calling for independence
(3)A case in point is the Shetif Massacre, which took place on May 8, 1945, after Germany surrendered
(4)On the day Germany declared its surrender, many Algerians shouted for independence
(5)The French used force, and in the process, a 12-year-old child was shot to death. Angry protesters clashed with French troops
(6)As a result, France imposed martial law on the Shetif and committed genocide by bombing 40 villages in Algeria, mobilizing regular troops, police foreign troops, colonial troops, and prisoners
(7)During the months of slaughter, about 45,000 Algerians died
(8)During the Algerian War, men were burned alive and women were raped while being dragged naked
(9)Then in 1961, the Paris massacre broke out
(10)On October 17 of that year, the police ruthlessly suppressed about 3,000 Algerians who were shouting for Algerian independence in a peace demonstration
(11)According to Jean-Luc Enodi, who wrote The Struggle of Paris, 60 people were thrown into the Seine in two days
(12)200 people were killed
(13)French police reported three casualties
(14)And no police officer was punished for this
(15)The name of the person who led this was Maurice Papon
(16)He was the chief of the Paris police
(17)The testimony that came out later when this man held a trial for his record in the Holocaust led to the “Paris massacre.”
(18)But the victim’s family filed a lawsuit, but it was all dismissed
(19)The reason is also speculative because “anti-humanitarian crimes were only for Germany, Japan, and Italy
(20)In 2000, the French government banned access to related data
(21)the end of one’s studies
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(1)France became a victorious country in 1945
(2)I wanted to reclaim the North African colonies that were taken away by the Nazis
(3)He invaded Algeria again, seeking independence
(4)More than 200,000 Algerian civilians were killed
(5)More than 700000 Algiers claim
(6)Abuse of Algerian independence fighters captured
(7)I was beheaded
(8)We’re going to rob Algerian women
(9)They test their own nuclear bombs on Algerian soil
(10)I made it a nuclear test site
France is a country where all of the imperialist countries are dismantling their colonies
Algeria firmly suppressed Algeria’s independence by saying that it was the mainland of France
In the process, he committed rapes, murders, and in fact, he committed lukinachi-level atrocities