48. The History of Slavery

48. The History of Slavery

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377. Algerian Revolution: Repression and Rebellion (Ep 2)

Who were the ‘pied noirs’ and how did they come to dominate Algerian society? What was life like for the millions of Muslim Algerians living under French rule? Why did VE Day celebrations trigger horrific massacres? How did the French defeat in Vietnam inspire Algerian revolution ...  Show more

376. Algerian Revolution: The French Invasion (Ep 1)

How did the French colonise Algeria? Was the Algerian economy built on slavery? Who was the revolutionary priest who united Algerians against the invaders? What atrocities did the French commit in the mountains? In the first episode of this series on the Algerian Revolution, Will ...  Show more

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