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Battle of Algiers on Paris Metro
Singer, Daniel | November 6, 1995 issue

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This article focuses on the social condition of Algeria. Algeria's undeclared civil war, with its 40,000 dead, is now well into its fourth year; it is certain that the country's November 16, 1995 presidential poll, which will be boycotted by the Islamists and the key opposition parties, will not bring it to a close. France was bound to be affected because of the links forged during 130 years of colonial rule, including the traumatic eight years of the war of national liberation; because it is Algeria's primary trading partner and therefore the chief backer of the ruling military junta; and last but not least, because of the large population of Algerian origin living here.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; PRESIDENTS -- Election; ISLAM; CIVIL war; FRANCE; ALGERIA
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