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"Algerians in the East"—Exploring the Forgotten History of Arabs
The article focused on the book "Al-Manfuyun Al-Jazairiyun Fi Al-Mashriq... The History of a Moroccan Family Between Migration, Memory, and Suppressed Identity," which highlights the migration of Algerians to the Levant following the French occupation. It reveals how these migrants contributed to shaping new identities and participated in major regional transformations, such as the Nakba of Palestine in 1948. The book relies on archival documents and family narratives to analyze the lives of Algerians in cities like Damascus, Beirut, Haifa, and Acre. It emphasizes that their migration was not merely a movement of people but part of a broader historical shift that influenced communities and collective memory across the Mediterranean.
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