The Fellagha, an Arabic word literally meaning "bandits" (الفلاقة, singular الفلاق), refers to groups of armed militants affiliated with anti-colonial...

Abbas maintained a more moderate, electoral strategy. Fewer than 500 fellaghas (pro-Independence fighters) could be counted at the beginning of the conflict...

atrocities. Argoud said he'd tortured detainees and extrajudicially executed Fellaghas, whose corpses he then publicly displayed. "I carried out capital executions...

force Fedayeen - Arabic term for fighters willing to sacrifice themselves Fellagha - nationalist militants in Algeria and Tunisia opposing French colonial...

National Assembly, with shouts of "Sales Juifs! A la Seine! Mort aux fellaghas!" (Dirty Jews! Into the Seine (river)! Death to the (Algerian) rebels...

Jusqu'au bout de l'Algérie française, Pygmalion, 2003. Rémy Madoui, J'ai été fellagha, officier et déserteur : biographie du FLN à l'OAS, éditions du Seuil,...

colonial era of Tunisia (1881 – 1956) among the national freedom fighters Fellagha, who raised arms against the French occupation in order to defend and liberate...

securing this move for him. I am ready to take up my rifle and become a fellagha to rebuild my contact with my people, for you have done everything possible...

18 January 1955, Mourad Didouche, was at the head of a group of nine Fellaghas, in a local maquis called Douar Souadek located 12 km from the town of...

gained the support of fellaghas who reprised the uprest. Bourguibist cells and French settlers were attacked. As for the fellaghas, it was necessary to...

police department the paras started to staged raids to capture suspected fellagha. Torture was freely used to break suspected FLN members, with a particular...

securing this move for him. I am ready to take up my rifle and become a fellagha to rebuild my contact with my people, for you have done everything possible...

their homeland. Slimane is never seen in person during the film. When the Fellagha (Algerian insurgents) massacre the population of a local village in retaliation...

which was much less than in Staoueli. In 1958, during the Algerian war, Fellaghas raided the monastery. In 1962, there were just nine monks left. After...

of significant progress during 1954 armed groups of Tunisians, called Fellagha, began to muster and conduct operations in resistance to French rule, beginning...

In the first few days of the operation, caves, and other places where Fellaghas hid and were bombed by the Air Force but to no avail. During the operation...

in reserve and now redeployed to the south, the 3rd RPC caught several fellaghas. With the help of the 8e RPC and the 14e RCP, around one hundred combatants...

France, from a cell where the first militant who protest against the word "fellagha", given by the colonial army, to the Mujahideen, was the poet Moufdi Zakaria...

independence fighters. Official discourse, or in the media, associated with the "fellagha" an image of "savagery" and "fanaticism", proof of the "primitive character"...

he had stopped at a notorious quarter and picked up a young Algerian Fellagha (resistance fighter against the French occupation forces) who had been...