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 | | The sincerity with which he lived his faith in war and in exile, his nobility of spirit, and humanistic Islam ultimately won him admirers all over the world, but especially in France, whose generals fought him for 15 years. |
 | | Consider the use of local, elite troops and possibilities of giving them dual citizenship to avoid the unhappy fate of collaborators, as the harkis suffered in Algeria after 1962. |
 | | Danziger, R., Abdelkader and the Algerians; Resistance to the French and Internal Consolidation, Holmes and Meier, New York, 1977. |
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