Gathering in Algeria during its War of Independence
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Oujda group in 1958
The Oujda group, also known as the Oujda clan, Tlemcen group was a group of military officers and politicians in Algeria that operated during the Algerian War (1954–62). After the independence of Algeria, the Oujda group dominated Algerian politics after the Algerian summer crisis in 1962.[1]
^Ali Haroun, L'été de la discorde, Algérie, Casbah éditions, Alger, 2000.
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of the Algerian Republic (Tizi Ouzou group) headed by Benyoucef Benkhedda against the OujdaGroup (Tlemcen group) headed by Ahmed Ben Bella. The crisis...
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Romano-African lay elite," his intention being to split the loyalties of the two groups. Except for Hilderic, most Vandal kings persecuted Nicenes (as well as Donatists)...
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forces. He relied strongly on a network of former associates known as the Oujdagroup, named after Boumédiène's posting as National Liberation Army (Armée...
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the United Nations for sixteen years. He was a prominent member of the Oujdagroup and regarded as a pro-Western liberal. Yahiaoui was closely affiliated...
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