Sergan Al-Harkei; Samir Khalaf Allah (Digital Producer)

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A novel set during the French colonial era in Algeria, a period that was a long night in which various forms of evil and wickedness set sail on the land of Algeria. The events of the novel take place in the far northeastern corner of Algeria, covering the entire French colonial period in Algeria, to varying degrees according to the events of the novel. It also touches on French territory, as the events intertwine; sometimes they take place on Algerian land, and sometimes on French land. However, the focus was on the period of the Algerian Revolution from 1954 to 1962, a time when France bet on the policy of divide and conquer, having learned from the past. A past in which it managed to divide the Algerians into two parts, with one part supporting it, enabling it to occupy Algeria. This was during the 19th century, and now it is betting on striking the unity of the Algerians to eliminate their revolution in its favor. Therefore, it formed the Harkis, who were Algerians loyal to the French against their own people. The novel is the second of a trilogy, Land of the Martyr and Bitterness, with each novel having its own events and characters. 589 pages, printed in 1442 (2021). Published in 1444 (2022). Digital product.

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