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for now what i've heard is that the film really does capture the most important thing i think about algiers, which was the extraordinary level of violence that was directed against young people, particularly young black kids. and the way in which nobody was held accountable for that kind of violence. and so i think if nothing else, if the film captures that, then it does a service to what that experience was. >> some context to the algiers incident, if you don't mind? >> yeah, this is something that happens during the uprising, a group of african-american teens are in the algiers motel in the city with some white teens. and there's -- i don't remember exactly what the reason was that the police show up, but over several hours it escalates to the point where they kill some of these black kids. and there's never a good reason for that killing. there's never an explanation. and as heather points out, they're never held to account for it. no one's ever brought to justice for it. >> yeah, and to be clear, i mean, these are kids who basically were in this hotel because there's so much chaos in th

i refer to the algiers agreement, and the need for development policy. i wish to bring to you the voice of another today. left on the roadside, he crossed africa before placing his fate in the hand of smugglers. he crossed the mediterranean. he reached the other sure where so many others perished. the refugee, the displaced person, the migrant is today the symbol of our era, of a world where there are no barriers to the onward march of despair. we must change the road of need into the road of freedom. the reasons are climate, ethnic conflict. the need to flee persecution. more than 400,000 refugees, the majority children, military operations there must sees. and the rule of law must be reestablished because as we know we are dealing with ethnic cleansing. france will be making an initiative within the security council to that effect. and there are concerns the need to save your country when war is raging. international law is no longer respected. exile, the need for exile when they uphold at the freedom becomes the first target. protection of refugees is

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like here and now to highlight the importance of a political response as of course i referred to the algiers agreement, and the need for development policy. i also heard another voice. i wish to bring that voice here to you today. left on the roadside, he crossed africa before placing his fate in the hand of smugglers. he crossed the mediterranean. shore ofd the other the mediterranean where so many others pursed. refugee, the displaced person, the person sadly termed the migrant is today sadly the symbol of our euro. the symbol of a world where there are no barriers to the onward march of despair. change the road of need to the road of freedom. ethnicsons are climates, conflict. it is always the road of need. the need to flee persecution. more than four just thousand refugees, the majority of them children, military operations there must cease. active humanitarian aid must be provided and the rule of law must be reestablished because as you all know, we are dealing with ethnic cleansing here. france will be making a relevant initiative within the security council to that affect. we also nee

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there's only been one counterinsurgency operation that ever worked and that was when the french went into algiers years ago they stayed and they worked with the local folks we're not doing that anymore we'll go into an area then we would retreat then we then we bring in new people who are totally unaware of the realities on the ground and the problem begins all over again and in some areas report she alluded to something that happened back in two thousand and twelve where you know some of the chron caught on fire and one of the libraries there do you think it's still a sore spot for them oh yeah you burn the koran you are desecrated in their holy book i remember when there was an episode where a number of qur'an were taken out they were damaged or something and they were burned well somebody found out about it and reported it and the word spread like crazy and there was tremendous animosity in fact people were killed in the demonstrations because of it that's what if this can lead to you know a you know building new friends or not when in their hearts and minds you're actually building greater an

mentioned they have no right to increase tensions in the region for their personal and regional interests algiers char stratfor has more from any rocks kurdish region president or the one after talks with his russian counterpart said that the k r g kurdish region of northern iraq should be prevented from making what he describes as big a mistake stance with respect to the referendum that the turks the iranians and of course the baghdad government are so staunchly against the baghdad government saying it was illegal and unconstitutional. in other news the k r g held meetings with respect to pressure being put on the prime minister or body by his parliament to increase measures against the k r g measures such as deploying troops in the disputed areas and taking back control of oil fields in those areas and asking the sizeable diplomatic community here to leave the k r g now the calgary government say these measures are unconstitutional or illegal and it is valid to use all legal means to fight them these kind of measures and more statements today not only by the big international players regional p

which included diaries. 5,has an entry from march 1943, where he says, am leaving in a few minutes for algiers, hope for the best. this terminates this volume. general keys will see that gets to you. it is to frank to be shown to anyone but -- it may one day be of historical value. his place in the world and his work. we have a significant collection of his papers, which highlights of many military collections that we have which document conflicts from the colonial period p to the present. we have the diaries of not just generals and leaders, but ordinary serviceman, especially in the civil war. as well as the papers of leaders like john paul jones, john j pershing, george patton, and admiral william crowell. we are a center for the study of military history. things, youof the can open a box and go through it. here is a dispatch received by the uss ranger, l raid on pearl harbor. this is not a drill. was is how the military spreading the news about the attack. papers.e from patton's this is a map for the invasion of sicily. you can see on the bottom right-hand corner that it was a classified d

olfa ages in the capital freetown are struggling to cope with the number of children who need a home algiers nicholas haq has this report from freetown. in the chaos of august his landslide came a few miracles. one thousand months old is one of them rescuers found him neck deep in mud much to his mother's relief. and i saw him alive my heart melted but when i heard his father had died in the mud my heart went cold. the recovery effort has stopped an eerie silence hangs over this vast terrain hundreds of bodies still lie buried deep in the mud. among the buildings destroyed were an orphanage with sixty children inside the church with seventy students studying and hundreds of family home this is a country still in mourning trying to come to terms with the sheer scale of the destruction. and. are some of the hundreds of children that have lost their parents in the months like they are now under the care of the don bosco orphanage in downtown freetown just like he had in mind for them. that well you know they feel. listened to then many people for example is going to give you the whole summer th

there's only been one counterinsurgency operation that ever worked and that was when the french went into algiers years ago they stayed and they worked with the local folks we're not doing that anymore we'll go into an area then we would retreat then we then we bring in new people who are totally unaware of the realities on the ground and the problem begins all over again and in some areas reports you alluded to something that happened back in two thousand and twelve where you know some of the koran caught on fire and one of the libraries there do you think it's still a sore spot for them oh yeah you you burn the koran you know you're discreate in their holy book i remember when there was an episode where a number of korans were taken out they were damaged or something and they were burned well somebody found out about it and reported it and the word spread like crazy and there was tremendous animosity in fact people were killed in the demonstrations because of it that's what if this can lead to you know you know building new friends or not when in their hearts and minds you're actually building