The Algerian Guerrillas and the FLN's March From Birth to Crisis

The book explores the history of the Algerian nationalist movement and the FLN during the war and post war eras. It searches into Algerian nationalism and struggle against colonial France. It diagnoses the FLN and its guerrilla campaign from 1954 till 1962 with a focus on radical violence. It further exposes the techniques and methods used by the urban guerrillas during the battle of Algiers from 1956-1958, then moves to post-war era after the 1992 coup and looks into the FLN as a new born party in power. Then discusses the fight against Islamist insurgency and other challenges dealing with terrorism and organised crime. It also, searches into the attempt of historical contacts between the Algerian war-time FLN and Israel and searches into some of the secret meetings of both parties and how they almost interacted via some left wing French Jews in a number of European and African capitals and how the Mossad had historically tried to seduce some of the Algerian opposition against former President Houari Boumedienne's regime in Post-war Algeria. Then it finishes with the Freemasonry Movement and Crypto-Jewish Conspiracy in Algeria with all its claims.