A Savage War of Peace: Algeria 1954-1962 (126 page)

Ben Tobbal Lakhdar,
119
,
57
,
75
,
119–20
,
144
,
225–6
,
228–9
,
316
,
326
,
386
,
476–7
,
509
,
511
,
555

Ben Yahia, Mohamed,
394
,
468
,
510–11

Benhabyles, Abdelmalek,
19

Beni Melloul,
89

Bendjedid, Chadli, Ben Bella opposes,
557
; declares an amnesty,
397
; succeeds Boumedienne,
557
,
560–1

Berbers,
35
,
49

Berlin, East,
496

Berne,
76

Bevan, Aneurin,
365

Bevin, Ernest,
154

Biaggi, Jean-Baptiste,
148–9
,
274–6

Bidault, Georges,
16
,
99
,
283
,
302
,
351
,
417–18
,
438
,
442
,
498–9
,
528
,
543–4
,
553

Bigeard, Marcel,
167–8
,
175–6
,
190
,
193
,
195
,
207–8
,
211–12
,
251–4
,
258
,
265
,
267
,
286
,
334
,
340
,
342
,
360
,
438
,
452
,
551
,
564

Bigot, General,
448–9
,
462

birthrate,
64

Biskra,
88
,
90–1
,
541

Bismarck, Prince,
31

Bitat, Rabah,
77
,
84
,
87
,
93
,
97
,
104
,
144
,
183
,
185
n,
319
,
404
,
466
,
468–70
,
509
,
536
,
540
,
546

Bitterlin, Lucien,
447
,
492–5

Bizerta,
474–5
,
506

Blachette, Georges,
57–8
,
93
,
155

Blankenhorn (German Ambassador),
447

Blida,
46
,
71
,
75
,
93
,
139
,
203
,
252
,
278
,
325
,
429
,
448
,
474

Blignières, Hervé de,
437–9
,
442
,
491

Blondin, Charles,
313

Blum, Léon,
36–7
,
41
,
66
,
68
,
70
,
108
,
299
,
346

Bolivia,
524

Bollardière, Jacques de,
176
,
203
,
206
,
233
,
246
,
254
,
259
,
463

bombs, bomb-factories, etc.,
84
,
86
,
88
,
93–4
,
185–6
,
192
,
209–10
,
441
,
470
,
486
,
503
,
543–4

Bône,
53
,
111
,
341
,
433
,
455

Bonneval, Colonel de,
391

Borgeaud, Henri,
56–7
,
62
,
93
,
97
,
112
,
155
,
237
,
269
,
554

Bottier, Captain,
173

Bouadjadj, Zoubir,
84
,
93–4
,
97
,
104

Boualem, Bachaga,
137–8
,
255
,
418
,
498
,
528
,
537
,
554

Bouazza, Djamila,
192–3

Boudaoud, Omar,
237–8
,
318

Boudiaf, Mohamed,
75–7
,
84
,
87
,
159
,
319
,
404
,
466
,
468–70
,
478
,
509
n,
536
,
541
,
546
,
556

Boufarik,
58
,
93
.

Bougie,
35
,
144
,
336
,
341
,
427
.

Bouhired, Djamila,
184–6
,
193
,
211–15
,
244
,
555
.

Bouhired, Fathia,
213
,
216–17

Bouhired, Mostefa,
193
,
213

Boukadoum, Messaoud,
70

Boulogne-sur-Seine,
503

Boumaza, Bachir,
410

Boumedienne, Houari,
327–8
; abortive coup today,
15
; vitiated interview with,
16
; and Boussouf,
225
; and Abane’s death,
229
; and revolt of colonels,
326
; his army of the “exterior”,
328
,
340
,
382
,
388
; and Wilaya
5
,
333
,
390
n; at Third C.N.R.A.,
385–6
; and Si Salah’s death,
397
n; admiration for Castro,
406
; education,
407
; consolidates power,
412–14
; and peace negotiations,
468–9
,
471
,
508
,
514
; resigns,
476
; and Fourth C.N.R.A.,
477–8
; and
Bulletin d’Information
,
496–497
; Krim attacks,
509
; at Fifth C.N.R.A.,
519
; backs Ben Bella,
536–7
; takes over government
541
; realistic policy,
547
; halts emigration to France,
550
; Massu and,
551–2
; and his Algeria,
557–60
; puritanism,
564
; and Third World,
557
,
559
; death,
557
; and economic growth,
558