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[20th HISTORY – ALGERIAN WAR] Henri ALLEG1921-2013Henri Alleg Harry Salem known as Henri Alleg, born July 20, 1921 in London, died July 17, 2013 in Paris, is a French journalist, member of the PCF and former director of Algiers Republican.He is notably the author of The question, a book denouncing torture during the Algerian War.BiographyBorn in London to Russian-Polish Jewish parents, Henri Alleg moved to Algeria from Paris in 1939, and is active in the Algerian Communist Party. In 1946, he married Gilberte Serfaty who, like him, would become an ardent communist activist. In 1951, he became director of the daily Republican Algiers. Henri Alleg is the father of André and Jean Salem.The Algerian warHe went underground in 1955, when the newspaper was banned. Republican Algiers in Algeria. However, he continues to transmit articles to France, some of which are published by Humanity.He was arrested on June 12, 1957 by the paratroopers of the 10th DP5, at the home of his friend Maurice Audin, JEUNE mathematics assistant and activist of the Algerian Communist Party like him, arrested the day before and who will be tortured to death.He was sequestered for a month in El-Biar, where he was tortured during several sessions, then underwent interrogation. carried out after an injection of penthotal, used as a “truth serum”. He would have bravely stood up to his executioners (mainly lieutenants André Charbonnier and Philippe Erulin under the orders of Captain Marcel Devis), declaring to them: “I am waiting for you: I am not afraid of you”. General Massu, who later recognized the use of torture in certain specific cases during the Algerian War, stated in 1971, “in terms of torture, Alleg received a pair of slaps.” Roger Faulques, officer of the 1st REP, accused of having witnessed these tortures, declares during a defamation trial against Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber and Jean François Kahn in 1970: “I only saw him once, but on that occasion he provided me with information which allowed me to arrest the members of the Algerian Communist Party.”The questionHe was then transferred to the Lodi camp (Draa Essamar, Wilaya of Médéa) where he remained for a month, then to Barberousse, the civil prison in Algiers. In prison he writes The question, hiding the written pages and forwarding it to his lawyers.In The Question, he recounts his period of detention and the abuse he suffered there in the middle of the Algerian war. First published in France by Éditions de Minuit, the work was immediately banned. Nils Andersson reissued it in Switzerland, fourteen days after the ban in France in Mars 1958. Despite its ban in France, this book contributes considerably to revealing the phenomenon of torture in Algeria. Its clandestine circulation amounts to 150,000 copies.Three years after his arrest, he was charged with endangering the external security of the State and reconstituting a dissolved league and sentenced to 10 years in prison. Transferred to France, he is incarcerated in Rennes prison. Taking advantage of a stay in a hospital, he escapes. Helped by communist activists, he joined Czechoslovakia thanks, in particular, to Alfred Locussol.The return to FranceHe returned to France after the Evian agreements, then to Algeria where he participated in the rebirth of the newspaper Algiers Republican. “Persona non grata” in Algeria following Houari Boumédiène’s coup d’état, he resettled in France in 1965. He took up his pen again between 1966 and 1980 for the daily newspaper Humanity of which he became general secretary. In 1979, he was special correspondent for L’Humanité in Kabul and justified the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, which was the official position of the PCF. His retirement coincided with his move to Palaiseau, rue Gabriel-Dauphin, where he remained until the end of his life.The documentary film by Jean-Pierre Lledo An Algerian dream traces his return, 40 years later to an Algeria which welcomed him with open arms and where he happily found his former companions.-Under the leadership by Henri ALLEGTexts by Henri Alleg, Jacques de Bonis, Henri J.Douzon, Jean Freire, Pierre HaudiquetWith the collaboration of Gilberte AllegThe Algerian war Complete edition in 3 volumesTI: From Algeria’s origins to the insurrectionThe Underground Torrent/Lost OpportunitiesT.II: From promises of peace to open warThe Fire/In search of the last quarter of an hourT.III: From plots from May 13 to independenceA state comes into the worldBeautiful work illustrated with numerous period documents and photographsreproduced in black and colorRich iconography Paris, Current Times, 1981Text in FrenchOriginal edition First Printing3 strong volumes In-4, (23.5x18cm), 609, 607 and 613pp., Full khaki cloth publisher’s cardboard binding, brown titling on first cover and spine, under colorful illustrated dust jacket Gray cardboard cases preserved for the last two volumes(clean, yellowing, usual friction, folds or small tears on the cases)Appendices and Index in fine, some maps in the textVery good general condition, very clean, minimal usual marks or friction on the edges and headdresses of the jackets, nice general appearance see visuals… Beautiful work Excellent interior condition, clean and fresh, without inscriptions or foxing Out of print from the publisher for a long time Very well documented worka reference… -As always, combined shipping costs in the event of the purchase of several books… He would have bravely stood up to his executioners (mainly lieutenants André Charbonnier and Philippe Erulin under the orders of Captain Marcel Devis), declaring to them: “I am waiting for you: I am not afraid of you”. General Massu, who later recognized the use of torture in certain specific cases during the Algerian War, stated in 1971, “in terms of torture, Alleg received a pair of slaps.” Roger Faulques, officer of the 1st REP, accused of having witnessed these tortures, declares during a defamation trial against Jean-Jacques He returned to France after the Evian agreements, then to Algeria where he participated in the rebirth of the newspaper Algiers Republican. “Persona non grata” in Algeria following Houari Boumédiène’s coup d’état, he resettled in France in 1965. He took up his pen

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