Opposition to the Algerian War has been recalled in numerous publications. The "suitcase carriers" and signatories of the Manifesto of the 121 (on insubordination) have been the subject of books and television films. But striking "oversights" are often deplored in selections of opponents to the Algerian War who committed themselves well before the pangs of conscience triggered in May-June 1957 by the exposure of torture practices. The commitments of "Righteous" figures such as Vincent Monteil, Oreste Rosenfeld, Jean Dresch, Colette Jeanson, Robert Barrat, Jacques Berque and Charles Ceccaldi-Raynaud are recalled in this collection. Read an excerpt from the book See the presentation on YouTube
Discover the forgotten heroes of anticolonial resistance
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Little-known figures: Explore the inspiring journey of Vincent Monteil, Jacques Berque and other righteous individuals committed against colonization
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Authentic history: A documented collection that corrects the omissions in dominant historical narratives about the Algerian War
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Moral commitment: Discover how French intellectuals defended justice and human rights even before mass movements
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Humanist perspective: A work that honors those who chose insubordination and conscience rather than complacency
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Educational resource: Ideal for understanding the ethical and political stakes of a pivotal period in the 20th century
An essential book for anyone wishing to know the true history of French anticolonialism and to pay tribute to these forgotten righteous who fought for freedom and dignity.
Features
| Language |
French |
| ISBN |
9782493295415 |
| Cover |
Soft cover |
| No. Pages |
334 |
| Publisher |
Al-Bayyinah |
