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Parti communiste algérien

Defunct

The Algerian Communist Party, founded in 1936 from the Algerian region of the French Communist Party, which fought for independence, joined the armed struggle in 1955 and was banned by the French in 1955 and by the independent government in 1962. It published pamphlets, programmes and memoranda, including its memorandum to the United Nations on the Algerian war.

Years
1936–1964
Location
Algiers, Algeria
Also known as
Algerian Communist Party · al-Ḥizb al-Shuyūʻī al-Jazāʼirī
Affiliation
Communist Party of Algeria
Languages
French, Arabic
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · GND · ISNI
Sources
Wikipedia — Algerian Communist Party; Bibliothèque nationale de France — catalogue records

Backlist

101930194019501960Founded 1936Closed 19641947: 1 title1952: 1 title1956: 1 title1957: 1 title1958: 1 title1959: 1 title1960: 1 title
Titles of Parti communiste algérien by year: 7 dated titles, 1947–1960, most in 1947 (1); 2 undated. Lines mark founded 1936 and closed 1964.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1940s1
1950s5
1960s1