جميلة بوحيرد. Djamila Bouhired

" Of course, she was punished for this by the principal She became chairwoman of the Algerian Women Association in independent Algeria, and was constantly at odds with then-Algerian President
Her brothers having already been involved with the underground nationalist struggle, Bouhired was quick to join and her profile would quickly rise in stature In popular culture [ ] She was one of the trio of FLN female bombers depicted in the 1966 film

"A Savage Peace: Algeria 1954-1962, by Alistair Horne, copyright 1977, 1987, 1996 and 2006 by Alistair Horne• Bouhired is a nationalist who opposed the French colonial rule of Algeria.

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المناضلة الجزائرية الأشهر جميلة بوحيْرد: الشاهدة المجاهدة مدى الحياة
As the end of the war drew near, she was released along with many other Algerian prisoners
نزار قباني : جميلة بو حيرد
However, economic downfall and exponential population growth caused a rise in Islamic fundamentalism, which coupled with new laws allowing for a multi-party political system ultimately resulted in
وضعية ادماجية عن جميلة بوحيرد
She was raised in a family by a Tunisian mother and an Algerian father, having attended a school in Algeria
After being spared, Bouhired served a prison sentence in the Reims prison until 1962 Various protest groups formed throughout Algeria and abroad rallied to convince the government not to kill Bouhired
During the revolution she worked as a liaison agent for the commander Saadi Yacef The bomb killed 11 civilians inside

What she stated is that she was subjected to torture during her imprisonment and that the torture was not limited to her, that her brothers were also subject to torture, one of them having been tortured in front of their mother.

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المناضلة الجزائرية الأشهر جميلة بوحيْرد: الشاهدة المجاهدة مدى الحياة
When she was still a student in a French school, she discovered her revolutionary spirit
شخصية المناضلة جميلة بوحيرد
Nonetheless, Bouhired will forever be known for her work not just for Algerian independence, but also for women's rights in Algeria and the Middle East
جميلة بوحيرد: أيقونة الثورة التي هزّت عرش فرنسا
She was also depicted in the film 1958 by director and in , a documentary film about
The Installers of bombs Algeria War Bouhired was one of the many women fighting for emancipation and equality in the newly independent Algeria
Present day [ ] Djamila Bouhired resides in the capital of Algeria, Algiers, and continues to be a militant for several causes of which she participates in protests and marches, including the According to Bouhired, the torture went on for a total of 17 days

Period of imprisonment [ ] Very few details about what transpired during her imprisonment can be independently confirmed.

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المناضلة الجزائرية الأشهر جميلة بوحيْرد: الشاهدة المجاهدة مدى الحياة
From this time, Bouhired was drawn to the revolutionary cause
المناضلة الجزائرية “جميلة بوحيرد” وتأييد سفاح المرافعات الفرنسي لقضيتها
جميلة بوحيرد: أيقونة الثورة التي هزّت عرش فرنسا
When all the Algerian students repeated every morning "France is our mother", Bouhired would stand up and scream "Algeria is our mother! Djamila Bouherid was born in a middle-class family in colonial Algeria