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Slimane Hargas

Temporary teaching and research associate at the University of Lorraine and member of the Pléiade laboratory (Sorbonne Paris Nord University).

  • The image shows a group of five soldiers standing together in a rural setting. They are wearing military uniforms and appear to be posing for the photo. The background consists of a stone wall and a makeshift tarp or cloth, suggesting a temporary encampment. The soldiers have serious expressions, reflecting the context of their environment. Overall, the image conveys a sense of camaraderie among them in a military setting. What Algeria Owes to Ireland’s Struggle for Independence Slimane Hargas · July 2022 The war launched by the NLF against colonial France has often been seen as a revolution unlike any other. But militants for independence have drawn inspiration from many other histories, including that of the Anglo-Irish conflict, in which they find an instrument of revolutionary legitimation, (…)
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