Strengthening Ties With Algeria
U.S.-Algeria relations date back to 1795 when Hassan Bashaw Dey, who ruled what was then called the Deylik of Algiers, signed a peace treaty with America’s first president, George Washington.
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U.S.-Algeria relations date back to 1795 when Hassan Bashaw Dey, who ruled what was then called the Deylik of Algiers, signed a peace treaty with America’s first president, George Washington.
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Phil ward who was a state department official. and for several weeks. and he was just beside himself shaking all the time, not knowing what was going on with his family, having our captors come in and threaten his family. and he committed suicide here just last october. those are the kinds of things that stick in my mind. and as i think about the people that are really suffering that had families over there. i certainly understand now. i certainly understand now that i have my three sons and wife what they're going through, what they went through and what their families went through. and i thi...