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Top Books on algiers
1. Mysteries of algiers
ISBN10 Number - 0670818224
Date of Publication - 1988
Number of Pages 203
Publisher - Viking,Brand: Viking Adult,Viking Adult
Places in the book - London, England,New York, N.Y., USA
2. The french in algiers
ISBN10 Number - 0342210300
Date of Publication - Oct 10, 2018
Number of Pages 196
Publisher - Franklin Classics
3. The battle of algiers
ISBN10 Number - 2866009908
4. The mysteries of algiers.
ISBN10 Number - 1873982607
Date of Publication - 1993
Number of Pages 203
Publisher - Dedalus
Places in the book - Sawtry
5. Walls of algiers
Date of Publication - 2009
Publisher - Getty Research Institute
Places in the book - Los Angeles, CA
6. Far from algiers
Date of Publication - 2008
Publisher - Kent State University Press
Places in the book - Kent, Ohio
7. The french in algiers
ISBN10 Number - 0342210319
Date of Publication - Oct 10, 2018
Number of Pages 196
Publisher - Franklin Classics
8. The mysteries of algiers.
ISBN10 Number - 0140102981
Date of Publication - 1989
Number of Pages 208
Publisher - Penguin,Penguin Books
9. Mission to algiers
ISBN10 Number - 073911204X
Date of Publication - 2006
Number of Pages 186
Publisher - Lexington Books
Places in the book - Lanham, MD
10. The french in algiers
ISBN10 Number - 1345947852
Date of Publication - Nov 04, 2015
Number of Pages 580
Publisher - Arkose Press
11. My battle of algiers
Historian and biographer Morgan recalls a war that we would do well not to forget, recounting his own experiences as a French soldier in the savage Algerian War in 1956-1957. A Yale graduate who had grown up in both France and America, he relives the harrowing conflict in which every Arab was considered a terrorist--and increasingly, many were. He spends months in the back country, where everyone, including himself, becomes involved in unimaginable barbarities. "You cannot fight a guerrilla war with humanitarian principles," an officer tells him. Later, in Algiers, his brief journalistic experience gets him a job writing for a newspaper. He lives through the day-to-day struggle to put down the first Arab urban insurgency in modern history, with its unrelenting menu of bombings, assassinations, torture, show trials, executions, and the deliberate humiliation of prisoners. Though these events happened half a century ago in Algiers, they might as well have taken place in Baghdad today.--From publisher description