A Savage War of Peace: Algeria 1954-1962 (140 page)

Moscow,
317
,
328
,
394
,
404–5
,
446
n,
463

Mostaganem,
302
,
320

Mostefai, Dr Chouki,
511
,
531

Motley, Mary,
36

Moudjahid, El
,
133
,
139
n,
227
,
270
,
317
,
326
n,
407
,
477

Moulins du Chélif,
56

M.P.C. (Mouvement pour la Communauté),
434–5
,
447
,
492
,
494

M’Rabet, Fadela,
559

M.R.P. (Mouvement Républicain Populaire),
66
,
511
,
515

M.T.L.D. (Mouvement pour le Triomphe des Libertés Démocratiques),
39
,
70–7
,
97
,
111
,
128
,
130–1
,
316
,
477
;
see also
M.N.A.
muezzins
,
120

Munich,
544

Murphy, Robert,
42
,
250

Muslims: French legislation regarding,
31
,
33
; discrimination against,
34–6
,
61
,
77
,
116
; political aspirations,
42–3
,
69
,
156
; offered equal rights,
43
; ancestry,
49
; attitude to Jews,
59
; education,
61
,
155
; land-hunger,
62–3
,
155
; unemployment,
63
; earnings,
63
;
154–5
; enfranchisement of women,
69
; reforms,
108
,
155
; and Camus,
125
; F.L.N. terrorise,
134–5
,
144
;
ratonnades
against,
172–3
,
210
; army paternalism towards,
178
; intellectuals and atrocities,
205
; and Lauriol plan,
235
; Muslim Legion,
262
; fraternisation on
16
May,
290–1
,
301
; confidence in de Gaulle,
302
; vote for de Gaulle,
304–5
; and “integration”,
307
; and “self-determination”,
347
; absent from barricades,
364
,
375
; and transistor radios,
400
; effect of war on women,
401–3
; and on Muslim life,
401
; moderates disappear,
421
; begin to proclaim “
Algérie algérienne
”,
428–9
; backlash in Algiers,
430–2
,
434
,
463–4
,
508
,
547
; and second referendum,
435
; and O.A.S.,
472
,
485–6
,
513
,
516
; and partition,
473–4
; G.P.R.A. fears for,
507
; fate of loyal,
533
,
537
; occupy European areas,
533
; casualty figures,
538

“Muslim Congress”,
41

Muslim Students’ Association,
40

Musmeaux, Deputy,
70

Naegelen, Marcel-Edmond,
71
,
196

Napoleon I, Emperor of the French,
29
,
163
,
275–6
,
282
,
295
,
319
,
332
,
385
,
389
,
398
,
533
,
543–4

Napoleon III, Emperor of the French,
31
,
169
,
278
,
295
,
375
,
432

Nasser, Gamal Abdel,
79
,
85
,
129
,
157
,
162–4
,
247–8
,
262
,
316
,
326
,
469
,
475

National Algerian Congress,
76

N.A.T.O. (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation),
243
,
275
,
312–13
,
335
,
382
,
384
,
442
,
473
,
475
,
544

Nementcha Mountains,
89–90
,
111
,
135
,
142
,
170
,
337
,
382

Néo-Destour,
98
,
249

neuf historiques
,
76–7
,
17
,
195
,
224
,
315
,
468
,
478
,
541
,
554–6

New York,
123
,
190
,
245–6
,
317
,
365
,
425
,
464
,
475–6

New York Times
,
71
,
130
,
139
,
159
,
244
,
313
,
405
,
446

Nice,
553

Nicot, General,
448
,
456
,
462

Nillet, Private,
153

Nixon, Richard M.,
247
,
267
,
475

Nora, Pierre,
53–5
,
115
,
349

Northern Ireland,
171
,
175
,
192
n,
196
,
410
,
505
,
548

Norway,
475

Nouvel Observateur
,
14

Nutting, Sir Anthony,
17

O.A.S. (Organisation Armée Secrète): and revolution,
14
; and death of Mattei,
242
; anti-terrorist units,
350–1
; and Jews,
411
; formed,
441
; during putsch,
453
,
458
; murders Evian’s mayor,
467
,
480
; and
festival de plastique
,
470
; takes over from putschists,
479–80
; and Salan,
481
; in Spain,
482
; organisation and finances of,
482–6
;
stroungas
,
486
,
489
;
opérations ponctuelles
,
486
,
489
,
583
; captures Algiers transmitter,
487
; and the
pieds noirs
,
488
,
490
; begins civil war,
491
; and
barbouzes
,
492–5
,
513
; casualties of,
496
; and C.I.A.,
497–8
; and affiliations,
498–500
; in France,
500–5
,
513
,
543–4
; as threat to Muslims,
507–8
,
516
; effect on peace negotiations,
508
,
510
; further outrages by,
513
,
515–17
,
519
,
529
; and peace agreements,
523–5
; in Oran,
526–7
; in the
bled
,
528
; and scorched earth policy,
530
; truce with F.L.N.,
530–1
; leaders tried,
541–3
; attracts
petits blancs
,
546
; ends
pied noir
future in Algeria,
547
; among refugees,
550
,
553–4