French platoon ambush by Algerian rebels

[@dzpower9156]

The Algerians won by the way, most likely using the experience gained by liberating France in WW2

[@phil-sv1on]

They won for diplomatic, strategic and political reasons. Not for strictly military reasons. They were crushed by the French army, which also developed the helicopter commando tactics that were later used by the Americans in Vietnam.

[@rolandhawken6628]

aaah the irony of it all

[@unknownmf2599]

@@phil-sv1on I wouldn't call a genocide getting "crushed by the French army"

[@d3rnoobspi3ss21]

Algerians won shit, they lost the battle in the jebel, they lost the battle of Algiers and got their independance only because it was in the spirit of times. By the way, Algerians did not liberate France in WWII. The allied liberated the northenrn part along with partisans, partisans liberated the rest on their own, except for the south east that was liberated by the french army, colonial troops (of which algerians, morrocans and africans) and partisans. Don't rewrite history thanks.

[@konrad2.0]

ah the algerians and their bullshit history where they build the Eiffel tower and saying they build and created everything in France

[@Fred_L.]

Intimate Enemies is from 2007, and it is absolutely worth a watch.

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Oui excellent film !

[@rolandhawken6628]

I hope no sheep were harmed in making this film

[@JamesSimmons-d1t]

only the cannon fodder sheep. Like the judge of same name.

[@neofulcrum5013]

Ah the Algerian war. I’ve wanted to see something on it.

[@acutegynast3326]

same here

[@ldkkbrdishcloths2456]

Then watch la bataille d'alger.

[@samirnasri6886]

The Battle of Algiers

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

Algerians never apologised for what they did to Europeans ( Centuries of slavery) but then they do things like ban French Planes from flying over their country ( except for last year when they had massiv forest fires and France was one of the only countries to help algerians properly)

[@moumouhigi5837]

dude are you talking seriously

[@صلاحالدينالأيوبي-ك8ق]

What about killing 43 members of my family and millions of Algerians?

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

@Bouhammou Zakariya wait what?- what do you think the Expeditions to Algiers were retaliation for? The Barbary states had been slavers for centuries- In fact the Mercedarian holy order was founded back in the early 13th Century largely for the purpose of randoming Christians enslaved by North African Pirates 5 centuries before the French raids on Algiers. But it only got worse after large numbers of refugees from spain arrived in North Africa after Spain was decolonised in 1492. Just one horrible example is the sack of Mahon in 1535 in which the infamous ottoman Slaver and pirate Hayreddin Barbarossa took 6000 spanish prisoners and sold them into slavery in Algiers. The Barbary States even took slaves from as far away as Iceland. No wonder the Spanish, the Americans, the Swedish, the dutch and the French raided back. In fact it was only after the French occupied Algiers that slavery was finally stopped. previous bombardments without occupation resulted in treaties to end slaving signed by the local Authorities but these were never respected so finally the French had to come in and end the practice themselves.

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

@Bouhammou Zakariya Admittedly my schooling system taught me absolutely nothing on the matter because I grew up in China and china 1. dosen't teach african history much 2. has an anti-west bias in education anyway. I've had to learn to look through the propaganda

[@nikobellik5701]

@@AlexC-ou4ju so the french propaganda effects you huh yes Algerians took Europeans as slaves ( or workers by the true meaning ) they gave them all their rights and never killed on of these europeans but what about france killing innoncent Algerians for no reasons that took 5.6 million Algerian lives

[@fabriziomagrini5312]

Vive Le Pen, vive Bardella, vive la France

[@comtedechampagne]

C'est un film français de 2007, qui s'intitule 'l'ennemi intime'. Un super film ;)

[@stephens2755]

Une fois cons, toujours cons les francais !!

[@Andreorlov607]

love this movie , absolutely magic

[@iumrassenuzaawgen]

Not rebels-The National Liberation Army or ALN as the armed wing of the Nationalist National Liberation Front of Algeria during the Algerian War of liberation

[@Alain-hg2ch]

A cette époque, rebelles, point barre !

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Bandits, bandits à 2 heure ! Fellagas, fellagas à 2 heure ! C'était le seul jargon à l'époque !

[@ruperttreadaway9364]

Hi does anyone know the name of the "vampire" movie shown in the clip after the war film?

[@StickWithTrigger]

the witcher season 2

[@francois-xavierromain1437]

the witcher

[@samirnasri6886]

u have to watch this movie The Battle of Algiers

[@nev707]

Another movie about this war is The Lost Command, made in 1966.

[@JamesSimmons-d1t]

a famously vile film

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

Film : Intimate Enemies / Enemie Intime. Not new film, 10 years old? Worth watching. There is an older film and documentaries on KZbin for those interested in this important conflict.

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

Battle of Algiers movie: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3KVZoaFaMl9qLM

[@Shthophyckq]

Ten years is old? The quality of pictures is not diifferent.

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

@@Shthophyckq I said new in reply to other comments. Am not saying 10 years makes a film old.

[@kenw9681]

There was a fictional movie about this conflict, that was made back in the 1960's. I saw it at that time, here in the U.S., but I can't remember its title. It was about a French army patrol, or possibly a French Foreign Legion patrol, that was cut off and surrounded in the North African desert. It profiled each of its trapped soldiers individually, before all of them were killed. Can anyone tell me what its title was? It may have also been withdrawn from public viewing sometime in the past, for some reason.

[@pug6620]

@@kenw9681 Are you thinking of "Commando" AKA The Legion's Last Patrol with Stewart Granger?

[@Hix_xod]

This movie make the France Soldier a hero !!! Wtf

[@nadjiguemarful]

Lol the French had explicit orders to terrorize and r-pe civilian populations.. Meanwhile people like Abd al Qadir treated his French prisoners with honor.. Even my Grandad could have just stolen the house of one of his POWs but he bought it with fair price because we are Muslims we follow Sharia like Imam Malik stated. We not only won physically but we won morally. The French were simply on the side of evil like the Zionists today.

[@adankmeme651]

Average person finds out the French army isn't just ww2 and surrender. They also won the most battles out of any country so L to all those people who still believe in the surrender stereotype.

[@nadjiguemarful]

@@adankmeme651 French people are born without bravery or honor they are born to fight unfairly and to surrender whenever things become difficult.

[@JinnYoungKim]

​@@adankmeme651 Well.. France did lots of war crimes and eventually gave up, left.

[@nadjiguemarful]

@Endika Eche Did your granded get shot by an FLN chad lol?

[@mark_sugar42]

What gun were the rebels using? Looks like a 20mm cannon given the casualties…

[@Alain-hg2ch]

MG 42 allemande de la seconde guerre, calibre 7,92x57mm, 1500 coup par minute !

[@67claudius]

Were de Havilland Vampires used in the Algerian War?

[@acutegynast3326]

Algerian war happened right after the events of ww2. The Algerian people at the time were unplease of how the French army were treating the people there. Then a few weeks later, every Algerian farmer, worker and then the whole nation of Algeria took up arms againist the French. After the ambush we see here in this vidieo, The Algerian millta mange to gain back lagre amounts of ground and ultimatly free there country.

[@jrt818]

Their country.

[@moodoun5183]

period. IT IS ALGERIA'S land and country. so the title be fake because the algerians just be saving their asses from the french and fight for their land rights

[@3dsonsuce01]

France promised Algerians independence if they help France fight against Hitler. After the end of WW2, France pretended as if it didn't make any promise. Although many Algerians started liking the German leader after that since he attempted to give independence to them, and they were fooled into thinking that he was the enemy of Algeria when he was just trying to fulfil their dream.

[@tugrulgul570]

Yes

[@thesep1967]

Every Algerian??? That's why they had to kill a hundred thousand Harkis? But the country paid the price. Dictatorship, poverty, many massacres and still a hell-hole to live in. Only the braindead leftist 'liberation' jargon survives. Like stupidity itself, some things just can't be overcome ...

[@Stargazzer811]

Running up an open hillside into withering enemy fire, yep, sounds like something an idiot would do. Everyone makes fun of the French but the fact is their military is far more disciplined than that. Doesn't matter how heroic it might look on screen, its pretty stupid and I like to think they'd know better.

[@cpp3221]

I know it will be a 🤓moment but In the french military magazine "Guerre et Histoire" (War and history), they frequently conduct interview of veterans, and so, there was interview of Harkis and soldiers that went in Indochina and Algeria. Those who commanded in the legion did some charges according to these veterans (one of them pretending leading two if my memory serve me well),. Therefore, I'd say it's not that much unlikely to see such charges considering : a) algerians guerilleros weren't always trained profesionnal b) heavy losses are seen on screen c) smokes and supression fire shown on screen can impact the precision of the ennemy.

[@SkeletonXin]

The discipline, morale and professionalism of the french military was at an all-time low during this war, even worse than 1940. Both my grandfathers were in there and from what they told me it was all a giant fucking mess.

[@Stargazzer811]

@@SkeletonXin Fair point. How does today's military compare, from your standpoint?

[@SkeletonXin]

@@Stargazzer811 My standpoint is of limited value as I have never served in the military, but I understand the military is now much more proffessional, and is entirely made up of professional volunteers, there's no conscription anymore. As often, the main issue seems to be money. As for discipline, aside from some incident during teh War in Afghanistan where some Muslim soldiers refused to fight against their coreligionaries, I have never heard of any problem since the end of conscription.

[@mattstyl3775]

De l'algérien flambé miam 🤗

[@adamcheklat7387]

Bof. C’est vraiment du toc, l’humour noir.

[@TovarischMakarov]

And I like the french just the german way. Dealt quickly

[@67blixky-gang92]

Du blanc bec découper apres l’indépendance et tout les européens dégager miam quel satisfaction plus aucun fromage blanc sur notre territoire 👉🏽👌🏽🤓

[@yanishioun7462]

De français violé , 🥰

[@waffen4653]

@@TovarischMakarov bro i was gonna roast them but damn i can't do better 🗿

[@slicklandy7819]

The countless civilians murdered by the algerians was indefensible.

[@geeljire9247]

Who told you revolutions were pretty? at the end of the day, the Algerians freed their country and that requires them to get dirty.

[@OriginalNiceButOdd]

@@geeljire9247 wasn’t their country to free, they occupied it and took it from the Berbers.

[@geeljire9247]

@@OriginalNiceButOdd What? this is like saying England doesn’t belong to English people, because they spoke Celtic before the anglo-saxon migration.

[@amineramdan2856]

​@@geeljire9247 Killing civilians is literally a war crime, you don't free your country by doing this.... anyway France is the one who killed civilians and committed a genocide, Algeria didn't

[@geeljire9247]

@@amineramdan2856 If those "civilians" are settler colonists, that's exactly what you do. Just ask the Haitians.

[@furyball7086]

Ce film est plutôt bon dans son approche général. Notamment dans la psychologie de l'appelé, du Harkis qui ne sait plus où est son pays et dans les atrocités de l'un comme de l'autre. Sans compter les scènes de combat et les paysages. Dans le côté drame psychologique, il me fait penser à "l'honneur d'un capitaine".

[@Scub-y5n]

Et ça nous dit aussi vers où l on va en Palestine occupée

[@MrCombatmedic00]

Great movie with a pretty bleak ending

[@okobongdinko]

Can you tell me the ending

[@sahararaptor7600]

​@@okobongdinko they save a kid from a village massacred by the FLN (rebels) for collaborating with the French then they (the French) too massacre a village for collaborating with the FLN and start torturing the survivors to gain information to find the Algerian rebels. The kid runs away from the French because of this and joins the FLN, and later shoots the main character

[@samirnasri6886]

watch "The Battle of Algiers"

[@affanassaffah]

@@sahararaptor7600 such a disgusting western propaganda hahaha

[@militarypowerchannel8756]

They're not Rebels They're resistance fighters and part of the Algerian Liberation Army 🪖🇩🇿♥️

[@shelbynamels973]

They are terrorists. Unless, of course, they are your freedom fighters.

[@captainpinky8307]

I thought they were a group of drunk tea boys.

[@chrisleonard2066]

Hardly the good guys, a pity they won. Algerian Arabs went on to genocide the Jews and Harkis. Rarely has a country deserved its independence less, but such is history.

[@EndikaEche]

They are the futur dictators of al Djazair

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Fellagas, bandits, assassins, rebelles, terroristes, ce sont les termes pour les désigner à l'époque, point barre !

[@MaySabo]

To truly understand Algeria and the profound emotions it evokes, I highly encourage you to visit its historical sites and the monuments dedicated to the martyrs. After exploring this country, I was deeply moved by the courage and determination of the Algerian people, who fervently defended their history and land despite enduring the worst atrocities. Experiencing Algeria firsthand will expose you to a compelling and inspiring history that will touch your heart and deepen your appreciation for the richness and resilience of this remarkable people.

[@CR-vj5rw]

Are you going to do more war videos soon?

[@samirnasri6886]

The Battle of Algiers is great movie

[@eotorpex2694]

What movie is this

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Film : Ennemis intimes / Ennemi intime. De l'année 2007

[@ibnsabah4805]

French platoon ambushed by Algerian Liberation Forces.

[@syukrinasir3774]

Wrong! French colonialist ambushed by Algerian Liberation Forces!

[@Halafiddin]

@@syukrinasir3774 Nazi French platoon

[@tellthethruthlux6679]

In 2020, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune “recalls that more than 6 million Algerians live in France”, plus those who arrive every day, because they do not want to live in THEIR country...

[@tellthethruthlux6679]

In 2020, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune “recalls that more than 6 million Algerians live in France”, plus those who arrive every day, because they do not want to live in THEIR country...

[@unknowntraveller8633]

Algerian rebels or Patriots interesting distinctions.

[@Halafiddin]

@Imgladandrewgilllumisnotmykang Algerian patriots 🔥🔥🔥

[@blackfeet2090]

@Imgladandrewgilllumisnotmykang FLN were communists, silly.

[@thedstorm8922]

@Imgladandrewgilllumisnotmykang Yeah jihad against France invaders is great

[@hashira9223]

@Imgladandrewgilllumisnotmykang lmfao, if the FLN were jihadists, then why the Islamist did a civil war against the FLN to turn the nation from nationalist socialism to islamism?

[@moodoun5183]

its more likke algerians fighting for their own land rights and getting their country back

[@irvingmerida8567]

Disculpen no hay alguna descripción pero me podrían decir cómo se llama está película

[@canthi109]

En el intro XD

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Film de 2007 : Ennemis intimes / Ennemi intime.

[@DeeperSpace-ur7gv]

Name film?

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Film de 2007 : Ennemis intimes / Ennemi intime.

[@GOKUBLACK-xq4is]

Good Bless Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@youce-d]

Amin🤲

[@EndikaEche]

Vive la France.

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Dieu a abandonné l'algérie depuis longtemps !!!

[@fabriziomagrini5312]

Vive la France!

[@AbdeAbde-lu8cd]

تحيا الجزائر

[@ubon8918]

200 000 Algerian mujahidine vs 1,5 million French soldiers and they kicked their asses out of Algeria

[@ubon8918]

@Hsjsh Dnjsjsm Stupid troll, just look how many muslims currently live in France and who conquers whose wives

[@igormarechal5541]

Perhaps just an hollywood version for stupid children ? How old are you ? Algerain 's war was close by charles de gaulle in 61/62

[@arthurwilliam8929]

The french army won the war but politics traitors let the departement to FLN terrorists

[@froglet827]

More like 200k French soldiers vs 1 million Algerian fighters

[@fredericvolatil8910]

What a jock. The ALN was destroyed. This war was a military defeat for Algériens.

[@tygerbyrn]

1:17 Collateral damage

[@legrognard2238]

💪🏻🇨🇵⚔️

[@Delogros]

The Algerians won by the way, most likely using the experience gained by liberating France in WW2

[@legrognard2238]

@@Delogros osef

[@Delogros]

@@legrognard2238 Well you are French after all, sorry bro

[@legrognard2238]

@@Delogros Algerians were forced to fight alongside the FFL during the Second World War and were trained and armed by the French and our Western allies. France won the Algerian War militarily through numerous victories, including the Battle of Algiers, the Challe Plan, the Bleuite and the Battle of the Frontiers, all of which were military successes for France. On the other hand, France lost 25,000 soldiers compared with more than 150,000 for the FNL (around 300,000 dead on the Algerian side). My time is precious, so "Bon vent". Écrit par un Français fier de sa nation 💪🏻🇨🇵.

[@Delogros]

@@legrognard2238 Ah yes "France won the war militarily" Just like the USA won the Vietnam and Afgan wars militarily LOL - Battles don't mean you won the war, your enemy achieved their objectives they won the war. Again we can compare that to the US in Vietnam, higher casaulties doesn't mean you won it just means you had planes, tanks and a navy while they had single shot rifles, you still lost to them. Not sure it can be that precious given how much time you have to spend creating a fantasy world for yourself to live in.

[@bdleo300]

That napalm strike is ridiculous... actually the entire scene is ridiculous.

[@furyball7086]

Pourquoi, c'est comment dans la réalité ?

[@EndikaEche]

You're comment is ridiculous , you armchair soldier.

[@Alain-hg2ch]

Et toi t'es pas ridicule avec ton affirmation ? Pfff !!!

[@Bernardoferia1994]

other French army is veteran of battle of dien Biên phu

[@thedstorm8922]

So are the Algerian

[@thedstorm8922]

@imgladandrewgilllumisnotmy5038 no the Algerian war happened after dien biên phu

[@ExSquadie]

French establishment were never held to account for the crimes they perpetrated against the Algerian people.

[@Idcanymore510]

The French killed 2 million Algerians in their attempt to remain a colonial power after WW2. The irony of which was lost on them after having suffered 4 years of brutal occupation against Nazi Germany and resisting the invader. The Algerians fought for their freedom against a savage and hypocritical invader, and at great cost won it.

[@voldenuit1706]

Mensonge, encore et encore. vous êtes de la propagande. Mon oncle légionnaire, mon père marine, ont passé leur temps a vous séparer, homme du désert vs homme des montage vs hommes e la mer et j'en oublie. LA PREUVE : Aujourd'hui déclaration indépendance de la Kabylie ! on y retournera et on libera ce peuple ! Attention, on arrive .... tic tac tic tac

[@voldenuit1706]

@@LolLola905 non. Les américains, qui aimaient comme les russes les algériens, ont fait pression à de Gaulle pour lâcher le pays. Les rigolos algériens avaient été anéantis en 61.

[@EndikaEche]

Garbage. The algerian live in a dictatorship since 1962. What freedom ?

[@3generals14]

What is the title of the movie it looks awesome

[@samdumond6501]

The intimate enemy

[@samirnasri6886]

The Battle of Algiers

[@اممحمدالامين-ف8ع]

مجاهدين و شهداء الله يرحمهم ليسو مخربين أنتم من جئتم لبلدنا محتلين

[@thebest-go3ye]

حتى انتم العرب غزات و جئتم لبلدنا محتلين عودو إلى جبه الجزيرة شمال إفريقيا ليست بلدكم انتم غزات مثلهم

[@tellthethruthlux6679]

Otherwise, when will the Arabs return to their country, Arabia, to leave the real inhabitants of Algeria, that is to say the Berbers?

[@OriginalNiceButOdd]

It’s not your country, your people occupied Algeria in the first place.

[@Aymentis252]

They called us terrorists back then .. haha no shit dear saints

[@bouchacourtthierry8506]

C'est un film français, pas un film algérien !

[@benaoudabouremana3573]

The algeria war were a psychologique war . A battallion against four mens . There were no enemie . Just one man on the top of the mount . With a machine gun . !

[@massimomassa9521]

ribelli?

[@swatshoot]

Des résistant algérien ❤🇩🇿, de l’aln tout mes grand parent se sont battus contre la France 🇫🇷, je suis fier d’être leur défendant c’était des hommes brave plein d’amour pour leur frère, prêt a mourir pour être libre de vivre comme des homme libre !!! On Algérie on s’appelle les homme libre depuis des siècles ❤❤

[@JATP-wp6eh]

🇫🇷 🇫🇷. :( After I see their celebration of abortion rights. And Dien Bien Phu movie. :( I love croissants. But holy crap…

[@RANDOMwkwkwk]

Stupid taktic

[@mdonmez74md]

🇩🇿🇹🇷

[@c.a.1929]

Rebels….or freedom fighters? Who’s land was occupied?

[@youcefberkani1347]

🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@spotnikbipbip]

ils faut faire pareil mais en France

[@gokayay9597]

Shame on u France!

[@jonsafuhto9220]

Long live Algeria

[@rayanchenafa8346]

For what?

[@gokayay9597]

The French

[@cheeseknife3593]

@@gokayay9597I know, who needs those Frogs anyway?

[@lazy_bag_bones-hs3fb]

Are you from US ?

[@rafiaditya2647]

What about French in 1940?

[@tellthethruthlux6679]

+copy of a text from an Internet user, from wikipédia+ I'm bored so I'll destroy the jokes about the military history of France There were 53 major conflicts in Europe. France was a belligerent in 49 of them, and the United Kingdom in 43. Of the 185 battles France has fought over the past 800 years, its armies have won 132 and lost 43, leaving only 10 battles undecided. Giving the French military the record of victories in Europe and therefore in the world. France is the nation that has participated in the greatest number of wars and battles in the entire History of Humanity. Over the last 800 years France has fought over 200 years against England, over 150 years against the Germanic nations, over 190 years against the Spanish/Portuguese, and against many other nations yet. Often these wars were fought against France in numerical inferiority in front of coalitions of several nations aiming at destroying it. France, a warrior nation par excellence, the strategies deployed by these generals are still being studied today, notably Napoleon Bonaparte's campaigns. On all lands and continents France has shown the world what it was worth in combat. Battle of Auerstaedt (1806), 25 000 French against 60 000 Prussians, French victory @t Battle of Patays at 1 against 4, French Victory. . @t Fort Carillon, 3600 French against 18 000 English, French Victory. @t Battle of the pyramids, 20 000 Fr against 50 000 Mamelouks, French Victory. @t Austerlitz, 73 000 Fr against 86 000 Russians and Austrians, French Victory. @t But it is also the battles of Bouvines, Verdun, Soissons, Marigan, Castillon, etc.... And those of the Prestige: the battle of Camerone, 62 French legionnaires against 2000 Mexicans. @t Bir hakeim, at 1 against 10, 3 700 French against 37 000 Germans/Italians. @t And so many others... But France is also the one that colonized England in 1066, this French country for centuries to the point that 40% of English words are of French origin. It is the Daughter-Elder Nation of the Church, because the first barbarian King of Europe to have converted is none other than Clovis I, King of the Franks, it is therefore the protector of Christianity, even within its national borders one feels its destiny. The one that dismantled the 900-year-old Holy Roman Empire. Enabling Germany to be born 65 years later. The one that allowed the independence of the USA by fighting in America against the English. The land of the "Dynasties" Many European kings have French ancestry. Under Saint-Louis France is the richest and most populated country in Europe as well as the most developed intellectually and artistically thus influencing all of Europe. The Amerindians nicknamed the King of France the Onontio Goa "the greatest mountain of the earth" at the end of the Seven Years War, overwhelmed then by the French defeat and their fate to throw at the hands of the English who will exterminate them thereafter. The one that dominated Europe for several centuries making its royal court the most frequented and appreciated by the Kings of Europe. The country of humanism and human rights and the first modern true European democracy. But France is something else: France is the second nation in the world to have made the most invention and discovery. It was the 2nd largest colonial empire in the world, stretching across all continents and oceans. It has the 2nd largest maritime space in the world behind the USA and could legitimize certain zones classifying it then world number 1 in maritime possession across the Globe. - It is the largest nation in the European Union in terms of area. First European agricultural power and 4th in the world. 4th world military power and 1st European. 5th economic power in the world. Permanent member of the UN alongside the USA, Russia, China and England. 2 nd industrial and commercial power in Europe. France is also the 3rd country in the world to have manufactured the atomic bomb. France is also a Space Power, 3rd nation to conquer Space, the largest space budget of the European agency. This is france

[@IQIkar]

beaucop the hiumems

[@Quarter324]

The French oversaw a colonial regime of rape, torture, and racial apartheid. The Algerian resistance was fighting a war of liberation against an unjustified colonizing force. It was the same story in Vietnam, both for the French and later the U.S.

[@cheeseknife3593]

RIP FROGS!

[@TheFearsomePredator]

Sounds like copium

[@PerryKobalt]

Movie Name anyone ?

[@belhasan8326]

L'ennemi intime

[@leomarsubala115]

Battle of Algiers

[@Seniorjack]

This aint battle of algiers

[@haricot929]

Et la France n'est coupable pas ...non.....du.tout qu'ils disent ...c'est nous Algériens..

[@igormarechal5541]

Les vrais coupables ? Les Turcs qui ont colonisés l'Algérie pendant 300 ans en ne laissant,,,rien ,,,à part des convertis à l'islam par la force d'une population chrétienne pour la plupart

[@furyball7086]

C'est une action de guerre dans cette séquence. Elle n'est pas là pour dire qui est coupable ou non. Les français avaient l'appui aérien et ils s'en servaient. C'est logique. Un des buts est d'avoir le maximum de résultat avec le moins de perte. Dans la séquence le FLN est à découvert, c'est donc une cible parfaite pour l'aviation.

[@cpp3221]

Le film est assez nuancé dans la manière dont la guerre est montrée. Notamment avec un village massacré/habitants torturés pour avoir collaboré avec le FLN (le FLN étant montré en train de faire la même chose). Vraiment, je sais pas d'où ça vous vient l'idée qu'on glorifie le conflit en France, la plupart de nos anciens combattant n'osent même pas en parler de peur de se faire rejeter.

[@SamiERY88]

Vive L'Algerie

[@OberstHansLanda]

What movie

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Such movie

[@robertmunoz7543]

Frog skins?😳 Jman

[@igormarechal5541]

Stupid ! what do you want ? How many years old ? 12 ? 10 ?

[@Jugartha1]

ما كان لهم أبدا أن يضعوا أسلحتهم للانتهازيين و يضيعوا قيم نوفمبر 54 .الضربات الجوية ،ضعيف من ناحية الإنتاج و العمل .

[@thedstorm8922]

فلم من صنع فرنسي ماذا تتوقع؟

[@thealgeriandesert305]

Algerian rebell? 😂😂😂😂😂very funny... We are the local citizens and fenchs are the stangers in my country

[@ouargli3023]

الجزائر في 1954 11 1

[@romainbouvart276]

4:05

[@flopa9969]

j'espère que ça va arriver au sioniste

[@MDR5213]

🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@necefeliyev477]

Yaşasın Azərbaycan

[@markalcazar7693]

First

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RIP BOZO HAHAHAHAHA

[@dmarcusIII]

Second

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Sixth

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[@adankmeme651]

Fifth