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External Links : Links related to Algerian Military History For links on general military history sources, go to History of Warfare Main Page Wars of Algeria 1800-1999, from ACED List of Wars, from Wikipedia Algeria, Tunisia and Libya, 1500-1800, Algeria 1800-1914, 1914-1945, 1945-2000, from World History Encyclopedia, timeline |
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Printed Reference Benjamin Stora, Algeria 1830-2000. A Short History, Cornell : UP (2001) 2004, French original published in 1991; KMLA Lib.Sign. 965.046 S884a |
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Wars affecting Ottoman Algeria 1516-1710 |
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1505 1509 1510 1512 1515 1529 1537 1541 1543 1555 1563 1567 1575 1622 1627 1631 1645 1655 1659 1661 1665 1669 1670 1682 1683 1687-1688 1702 1708 |
Spanish seizure of Mers el-Kebir Spanish seizure of Oran Spanish seizure of Bougie; construction of Penon de Algiers Muslim attempt to expel the Spanish from Bougie Muslim attempt to expel the Spanish from Bougie Khaireddin expelled the Spanish from Penon de Algiers Khaireddin and his Algerian pirates raided the Venetian island of Kythira and carried most of the population of to be sold into slavery Spanish-Imperial Expedition against Algiers Spanish-Imperial force, from Oran, temporarily took Tlemcen Ottoman-Algerian conquest of Bougie, from the Spanish Ottoman attack on Oran, Mers el-Kebir Algerian pirates sacked city of Rethymnon on (Venetian) Crete Spanish ship carrying Miguel de Cervantes captured by Algerian pirates English naval bombardment of Algiers Algerian pirates raided Iceland Algerian pirates raided southern Ireland Algerian pirates attempted an attack on Edinburgh, Scotland English naval bombardment of Algiers Janissary revolt in Algiers French naval bombardment of Algiers French naval bombardment of Algiers Dutch bombardment of Algiers Anglo-Dutch bombardment of Algiers; England and Algiers concluded peace in 1672 French naval bombardment of Algiers French naval bombardment of Algiers French naval bombardment of Algiers Algerian invasion of Tunisia, following a military coup there Algerian forces expelled the Spanish from Oran |
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Wars of Algeria 1711-1830 |
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1732 1735 1785 1792 1793 1803-1808 1807-1812 1810-1815 1812-1815 1816 1820 1824 1824 1827-1830 |
The Spanish retook Oran Coup in Tunisia, with Algerian support American ships "Maria" and "Dauphin" taken by Algerian pirates The Spanish surrendered Oran to Algiers Algerian pirates captured U.S. ship "President" Rebellion against Ottoman/Algerian rule in Oran War with Tunisia Rebellion in Oran, caused by taxation War with the United States Anglo-Dutch bombardment of Algiers Tijaniyya Sufi uprising in Oran British bombardment of Algiers Rebellion in Oran French naval blockade of Algiers |
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Wars of French Algeria, 1830-1962 |
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1830 1831 1833 1835-1847 1836 1837 1845-1846 1848-1849 1850 1851 1852 1857 1864-1883 1871-1872 1898 1900 1901 1905 1914-1918 1934 1934 1940 1942-1943 1954-1962 1960 1960 |
French Occupation of Algiers French Occupation of Oran French occupation of Bougie Resistance led by Abd el-Qadir against French Occupation French occupation of Tlemcen French Occupation of Constantine Tayyibiyya Sufi order incited rebellion of mountain tribes of Titteri, Hodna against French administration Tax revolt led by Abu Ziyan in oasis of Za'atsha in region of Ziban. Rebellion in the Aures, Zibans Rebellion in Kabylia Rebellion at Laghouat Pacification of Kabylia Revolt of Awlad Sidi Shaykh of Oran Province Rebellion in Kabylia Anti-Semitic riots conducted by European settlers Anti-Semitic riots conducted by Muslims in Constantine Settler village Marguerite attacked by Algerian Muslims French occupation of Tuat oasis WW I; 173,000 Algerians served, 47,000 fell Establishment of Colomb-Bechar as a French military post on hitherto Moroccan territory Muslim-Jewish clashes in Constantine British Navy destroyed Vichy French navy at Mers el-Kebir World War II in North Africa Algerian War of Independence Revolt of Algerian Colonists Revolt of French Army elements |
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Wars of Algeria since 1962 |
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1963-1964 1965 1967 1975-1991 1992-1999 |
War with Morocco Coup d'Etat in Algeria Clash at Moroccan Border Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara; Polisario Struggle for Independence, supported by Algeria Islamist Terrorism; Retaliation by Regular Forces |
