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المؤلف العنوان رقم التصنيف الرقم Ould El Hocine Mohamed Cherif Deg الرقم رقم التصنيف العنوان المؤلف Ould El hocine Mohamed DegCherif wul n umennut 01 Beb youcef BEN KHEDDA Les origines du premier novembre 1954 .Ed3 Hi8/ 001 02 CLAIRE GAUTET Guerre paix et constraction de l'etat 1618-1714 Hi8/ 002 03 JEAN JACQUES SALOMONLe gquloise le coz boy et le samourai Hi8/ 003 04 PIERRE BOURDIEU Interventions:1961-2001 science sociale et action politiqueHi8/ 004 05 NORBERT BERTAND BARBEStructures cachees de la politique internationale leHi8/ cas Ben005 Laden 06 Mohamed Djeraba Monologue Dialogue : une homme face L istoire VolHi8/ 1 : 006des doutes07 a la certitude Boualem Bessaih L'AlgeriL'Algérie belle et rebelle de Jgurtha à NovembreHi8/ 007 :Poèmes e08 Belle et Rebelle Nacerddine Saidouni L algerois Rural a la fin dulepoque othmane 1791-1830Hi8/ 008 09 Ali Haroun La 7 Wilaya : la gueve du FLN en france 1954-1962Hi8/ 009 10 Charles. ACharles - AnderjulieCharles-AndréHistoire de d'Algérie JuliennCharles contemporaine - AnderjulieCharles-André CHALES ANDREHi8/ 010 Julienn11 Slimane Chikh L algerie en armes ou le temps des certitudes Hi8/ 011 12 Djamel Kharech Colonisation et politique d'assimilation en Algérie 1830-Hi8/ 012 1962 13 Amar Belkhodja Borbarie coloniale en afrique Hi8/ 013 14 Abdelhamid Benzine LAMBESE Hi8/ 014 15 kaddour m'hamsadji la jeunesse de l'emir abdelkader Hi8/ 015 16 Jean Deny / KADDOUR M'HAMSADJIsultan djezair: suivi de chanssons des janissaires turcsHi8/ d'alger 016 17 TAYEB CHENNTAUF le maghreb au present Hi8/ 017 18 NORA BENALLEGUE CHAOUIAalgerie mouvement ouvrier et question nationale Hi8/ 018 19 MOHAMED BOUDIA les cedres de l'auaresenis la guerre vécue Hi8/ 019 20 TAYEB CHENNTAUF l'algerie politique 1830-1954 Hi8/ 020 21 TAYEB CHENNTAUF etudes d'histoire de l'algerie (18 et 19siécles) Hi8/ 021 22 cadene philippe le commentaire de cartes et de documents géographiques:Hi8/ 022 cours, 23documents entrainement Jean Denégre sémiologie et coception cartographique HI8/ 023 24 HALIM CHERFA L'heroique bataille de Zaatcha Hi8/ 024 25 Frances Graves The story of south africa Hi8/ 025 26 The story of egypt Hi8/ 026 27 Fellmann , Getis , Getis Human Geography Hi8/ 027 28 Arthur Getis Introduction to geography Hi8/ 028 29 T . Douglas Price Images of the past Hi8/ 029 30 Jerry H . Bentley Traditions and encounters Hi8/ 030 31 Michael Bradshou World regional geography Hi8/ 031 32 James R .squire Greek myths and legends Hi8/ 032 33 Jerry H . Bentley Traditions Enconters Hi8/ 033 34 Brian Williams World book look at wonders of the world Hi8/ 034 35 K. Bouguessa Aux sources du nationalisme Algérien Hi8/ 035 36 Benjamin Stora Ferhat Abbas une autre algérie Hi8/ 036 37 Khaled Nezzar Algérie (1954-1962) Journal de guerre par Hi8/ 037 38 K. Bouchama La j FLN Hi8/ 038 39 Said . B La Justice Du FLN Pendant La Lutte De Liberation Hi8/ 039 40 A.Belkharoubi La naissance et la renaissance de la repubique algérienneHi8/ 040 41 Rédha Malek L'Algérie à EvianL'Agérie à Evian :Histoire des négociationsHi8/ 041 secrètes42 1956-1962 L' Algérie à l'épreuve Hi8/ 042 43 Jacques charbi L'Algérie en prison Hi8/ 043 44 Mustapha la chref L'Algérie nation et société Hi8/ 044 45 Chikh Bekri Le premier état Algérien Hi8/ 045 46 Messali Hadj Les mémoires de Messali HadjLes mémoires de MessaliHi8/ 046 Hadj 1898-193847 Boualem Bouroba Les Syndicalistes algériens: Leur combat de l'éveil àHi8/ la libération 047 1936-48 1962 Emir Abdelkader Lettres aux français Hi8/ 048 49 Emir Khaled Lettres aux president WilsonLettre au Président WilsonHi8/ 049:et autres textes50 Malek Bennabi Mémoire d'un témoin du siécle Hi8/ 050 51 A.V Denesson Abd-el-Kader :et les relations entre les Français et lesHi8/ Arabes 051 en Afrique52 du Nord A.R Goldzeiguer Aux origines de la guerre d'Algérie 1940-1945 Hi8/ 052 53 Amar belkhodja Barbarie colonial en Afrique Hi8/ 053 54 Chabane nordine (L aigle du djurdjura) colonel Amirouche Hi8/ 054 55 OlivierOlivier Le Cour GrandmaisonColoniser exterminer sur la guerre et l'état colonialHi8/ 055 56 Boualem Bessaih De L'Emir Abdelkader à l'Imam Chamyl: le héros desHi8/ thétchènes 056 et57 du Caucase Achour cheurif Dictionnaire de la révolution Algérienne - 1954- 1962-Hi8/ 057 58 Collectif Etoile Nord AfricainL'Etoile Nord-Africaine et le mouvementHi8/ 058 Nationl59 Algérien Messaoud Maadad Guerre d'Algérie chronologie commentaire Hi8/ 059 60 Histoire interieure du FLN 1954- 1962 Hi8/ 060 61 Benamara Khelifa Isabelle Eberhardt et l'Algérie Hi8/ 061 62 Ferhat . Franc La Femme Algerienne Dans La Revolution: DocumentsHi8/ et 062 témoignages63 inedits Yves couriere La guerre d'algérie Tomes1/4 Hi8/ 063 64 R.Galissot Algérie- colonisée / Algérie algérienne 1870- 1960 Hi8/ 067 65 C.Jeanson L'Algérie hors- la loi Hi8/ 068 66 Abd elaziz- ferrah L'Algérie, civilisations anciennes Hi8/ 069 67 Hachemi Djiar Le congrés de la soummam: Grandeur et servitudeHi8/ d'un 070 acte fondateur68 M. Belhocine Le Courrier Alger -Le Caire 1954-1956 et le CongrésHi8/ de la071 Soummam69 dans la Révolution Mohamed HarbiMohamedLe Harbi FLN Documents ;Gilbert Meynier et Histoire 1954-1962 Hi8/ 072 70 Bellahsène Bali Le rescapLe rescapé de la ligne Morice e de la MoriceHi8/ 073 71 Tahar oussedik L'la Fat'ma N'soumeur Hi8/ 074 72 Brahim Guerruoi Les enfants de la liberté Hi8/ 075 73 C D T Azzedine Les Fellagas Hi8/ 076 74 A. Bouhara Les viviers de la libération Hi8/ 077 75 A. Taleb Ibrahim Mémoire d'un AlgérienMémoire d'un Algérien T2: laHi8/ passion 078 de bàtir76 1965-1978 Mouvement insurrectionnel 1871 Hi8/ 079 77 Maul Sartre Positions anti- colonialistes Hi8/ 080 78 Boualem Nadjadi ViVa Zabana :les héros meurent les mères pleurentHi8/ les mémoires081 demeurent79 AMAR HELLAL Le Mouvement Reformiste Algerien:Les hommes etHI8/ l'histoire 082 (1831-1957)80 ARILO MOKHTAR L'état Algerien: éléments historiques constitutifs etHI8/ … 083 81 Benyoucef Ben khadda Alger capitale de La Résistance 1956-1957 Hi8/ 084 82 Ali Boudjedir Qu'elle était belle la révolution Hi8/ 085 83 Mohammed Ben cheneb Classes des savants de l'ifriqiya Hi8/ 086 84 Hi8/ 087 85 اﻷمري خالد : وثائق وشهادات لدراسة الحركة الوطنية الجزائرية محفوظ قداش Mahfoud BENNOUNE El-akbia un siécle d'histoire algérienne 1857-1975 Hi8/ 088 86 Benyoucef BENKHEDDA la fin de la guerre d'algérie : Les accords d'evian Hi8/ 089 87 Abdelkrim Hassani "El-ghouti"Guerilla sans visage tome 01 : les premiers réseauxHi8/ 090 88 Mohamed GUENANECHE Le/ Mahfoud parti du peupleKADDACHE algérien 1937-1939 documents etHi8/ témoignages 091 89pour servir à l'étude du NATIONALISME ALGERIEN Johan Hendrik MEULEMANLe constantinois entre les deux guerres mondiales Hi8/: l'évolution 092 économique90 et sociale de la population rurale Mohamed TEGUIA l'algerie en guerre Hi8/ 093 91 ABDERRAZAK HELLAL Image d'une revolution : la révolution algérienne dansHi8/ le 094 cinéma et92 dans les textes français durant la période du conflit Mohamed DEROUICHE Le scoutisme ecole du patriotisme Hi8/ 095 93 Olivier Long Le dossier secret des accords d'evian : une missionHi8/ suisse 096 pour la paix94 en algérie Mohamed GUENANECHELe mouvement d'independance en algérie entre lesHi8/ deux 097 guerres (1919-1939)95 KADDOUR M'HAMSADJI El Qaçba zeman la casbah d'alger autrefois tome 01Hi8/ : Histoire 098 de l'Ile96 aux mouettes à la casbah la casbah d'alger ; autrefois .Ed2 KADDOUR M'HAMSADJI El Qaçba zeman la casbah d'alger autrefois tome 02Hi8/ traditions 099 le mariage97 HAMZA BEN AISSA Cheikh mohand oulhoucine : témoin de l'islam étudeHi8/ doctrinale 100 augmentée98 AHMED MAHSAS Réalités coloniales et résistances Hi8/ 101 99 AHMED MAHSAS Le mouvement révolutionnaire en algérie de la 1reHi8/ guerre 102 mondiale100 à 1954 Kamel BOUCHAMA Le FLN la refondation ou le … musée Hi8/ 103 101 Hamid Skif La géographie du danger Hi8/ 104 102 Abdelaziz Ferrah Etienne et Sliman Hi8/ 105 103 Abdelhamid Benzine Le camp Hi8/ 106 104 Boualem Nedjadi Les Tortionnaires 1930-1962 Hi8/ 107 105 Abdelmalek Ouasti Le démineur Hi8/ 108 106 Ameur Khider La vie d'un Orphelin :Mémoires d'un militant de l'ENAHi8/ et 109 du PPA 107 Abderrahmane Chergou Demain reste toujours à faire Hi8/ 110 108 Djilali Sari L'émergence de l'intelligentsia algérienne (1850-1950)Hi8/ 111 109 Mohamed-Sghir Feredj Histoire de Tisi-Ouzou et de sa région (Des originesHi8/ à 1957) 112 110 Chikh Bouamrane L'Emir Abd el-Kader,résistant et humaniste Hi8/ 113 111 Chikh Bouamrane- MouhamedL'Algerie Djidjelli coloniale par les textes (1930-1962) Hi8/ 114 112 Mahfoud Smati Les premiers Jeunes Leaders Politiques Algériens Hi8/ 115 113 Jean-Louis Planche Sétif 1945 Histoire d'un massacre annoncé Hi8/ 116 114 Boucif Mekhaled Chroniques d'un massacre 8 mai 1945 Sétif GuelmaHi8/ Kherrata 117 115 Mahfoud Kaddache Histoire du nationalisme algérien Tome1 (1919-1939)Hi8/ 118 116 Mahfoud Kaddache Histoire du nationalisme algérien Tome2 1939-1951Hi8/ 119 117 Mahfoud Kaddache Et L'Algérie Se Libéra 1954-1962 Hi8/ 120 118 Azedine Tagmount Arezki Oulbachir ou l'itinéraire d'un juste Hi8/ 121 119 Ahmed Hebrih Echec Aux Léopards Hi8/ 122 120 Omar Carlier Le Cri du Revolté Immache Amar : une itinéraire MilitantHi8/ 123 121 Ahmed Henni La Colonisation agraire et le sous-développement enHi8/ Algérie 124 122 Abderrahmane Mekhlef Bab-Djedid 1961 Hi8/ 125 123 Zdravko pecar Algérie Témoignge d'un reporter yougoslave sur la Hi8/guerre 126 d'Algérie124 Tahar Oussedik Si Smail -Récit- Hi8/ 127 125 Tahar Oussedik Mouvement insurrectionnel de 1871 -Récit- Hi8/ 128 126 Abderrahmane Naceur Les Enfants des frontières Hi8/ 129 127 Tahar Oussedik Oumeri -récit- Hi8/ 130 128 Rachid Sahnine Mémoires de Rouiched Hi8/ 131 129 bensalem
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