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Algeria's Wounds

Richard Vinen
January 10, 2012   |    This article appeared in the January 30, 2012 edition of The Nation.
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Most people caught up in the Algerian War left no accounts of it at all.

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Richard Vinen
Richard Vinen teaches European history at King's College in London. His latest book is A History in Fragments: Europe...

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Richard Vinen
January 10, 2012   |    This article appeared in the January 30, 2012 edition of The Nation.
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