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French historian Benjamin Stora said that an official apology for colonial crimes alone would not be enough to address the shared history between Algeria and France, calling for sustained historical, educational and public-awareness efforts. He said that some of the recommendations in his 2021 report had been implemented, including recognition of the assassinations of Ali Boumendjel, Larbi Ben M’hidi and Maurice Audin, and broader access to archives. However, the cases of missing persons, nuclear tests and chemical operations remain unresolved. He added that Algerian property—including the Baba Merzoug cannon and possessions of Emir Abdelkader—had not yet been returned, and that a French law on stolen property could pave the way for their return.
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