Mr Erdogan compares the coup to Turkey's war of independence.
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The result, inevitably perhaps, was the American war of independence.
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Most, I think, would remember it as the Second War of Independence.
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Veterans of the country's war of independence largely make up Algeria's leadership.
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In Asmara, the highland capital, posters and murals commemorate its war of independence.
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The real story of evangelicals and the War of Independence is more complicated.
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US fought War of Independence to get *rid* of a 2 class system!
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He also fought with the Israeli Army in the 1948 war of independence.
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History is replete with examples of violent revolutions, including America's War of Independence.
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The war of independence in Algeria ushered in yet another phase for the camp.
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In the War of Independence, father and son both served admirably under George Washington.
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The event commemorates the launch of Mexico's war of independence from Spain in 1810.
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It is even a crime to debate the official version of the war of independence.
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Out of the War of Independence grew a great nation, the United States of America.
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As a correspondent in Algiers, Mr. Daniel supported Algeria's war of independence from French colonialism.
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The C.I.A. was right; the Arabs responded with violence, leading to Israel's War of Independence.
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But nationalists led a successful war of independence from what was then West Pakistan in 1971.
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Both died in the war of independence against Spain at the end of the 19th century.
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As a teenager she joined the war of independence and took the name Teurai Ropa (Spill Blood).
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"He can ask people in my village what I did during the war of independence," he said.
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"We're getting stories, just like the war of independence," said Asli Aydintasbas, a Turkish columnist and analyst.
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During Israel's War of Independence in 1948, he was in charge of purchasing weapons for the Israeli military.
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Hundreds of thousands of people fled Bangladesh during its India-backed war of independence from Pakistan in 1971.
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This evolved from the strategy Algerians developed during their war of independence from France, in the late 1950s.
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Zero. Why, then, has the number of refugees from Israel's War of Independence grown nearly sevenfold since 1949?
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In the aftermath of the American War of Independence, the British needed a new place to send criminals.
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Up to 40,000 United Empire Loyalists trekked to what was then British North America following the war of independence.
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Mr Khadra thinks Canadian-American differences go back to the War of Independence: only one country chose a revolution.
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In Israel's 1948 war of independence, the British sided with Israel's enemies, providing considerable assistance to Egypt and Jordan.
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Many feel disconnected from the likes of General Salah, who fought in the country's war of independence from France.
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If women's bodies are to be the battleground, we'll best steel ourselves for a relentless war of independence together.
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We fought a war of independence against a king to ultimately establish a system resting on checks and balances.
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First the war of independence had to be won; then the country needed to be anchored in Western institutions.
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That was their war of independence, but Washington misunderstood the consequences of Ho's victory and decided to reverse it.
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Reaching that goal, however, would create challenges as harrowing as any Israel has faced since its war of independence.
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Even veterans of Algeria's war of independence, who have historically been loyal to the regime, joined the protest movement.
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Following the American war of independence, Britain discouraged the growth of a settler class in India who might rebel.
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Others have been executed, in the name of righting the wrongs of Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan in 1971.
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The War of Independence had made the New World — long a vessel for people's dreams and delusions — new once more.
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Polish heroes and American patriots fought side by side in our War of Independence and in many wars that followed.
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After Haiti's successful war of independence in 1804, former slaves got access to the country's land, and deforestation continued apace.
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The 72-year-old is accused of helping the Pakistani army kill activists during Bangladesh's war of independence in 1971.
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The intertwined stories of "Revolution Song" give a sense of how far-reaching a phenomenon the War of Independence was.
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In doing so, they assumed leadership of a government crippled by the unpaid debt of the American War of Independence.
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Four of its leading figures have been executed for crimes allegedly committed during Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan in 1971.
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It was such a good business that George Washington remained a shareholder in the bank throughout the American war of independence.
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Protesters are desperate for new leaders to replace Bouteflika and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France.
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Algeria is mostly still run by a generation of older politicians involved in the war of independence against France, including Bouteflika.
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Croatia seceded in 1991, and a war of independence morphed into an ethnic bloodletting that engulfed the region for a decade.
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Hundreds of thousands of people fled from Muslim-majority Bangladesh that year during its India-backed war of independence from Pakistan.
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And having just fought a war of independence, they specifically feared the prospect of a king-president corrupted by foreign influence.
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Revolutionary France sold bonds secured against land confiscated from the Catholic church; America used paper bills to fund its war of independence.
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Unlike the US, though, this happened through a slow process of political evolution during the 20th century, not a war of independence.
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The kilts are now drastically shorter than those sported by the rugged revolutionaries fighting the Turks in the Greek War of Independence.
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But, in 1898, Cuban political activists launched a war of independence against Spain — and the US joined the war on their side.
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After Israel's War of Independence in 1948-49, Israel controlled West Jerusalem, while Jordan retained the East, along with the West Bank.
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His candidacy has angered many Algerians tired of the dominance of elderly veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France.
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State radio intersperses programs with martial music from the war of independence in honor of Mnangagwa's war veteran allies and the army.
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Ever since fighting a war of independence against Serbia in the late 1990s, Kosovo has existed in a political and cultural limbo.
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The sad truth is that Israel owes its existence in part to the violent expulsion of Arabs during its War of Independence.
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REVOLUTION ON THE HUDSON: New York City and the Hudson River Valley in the American War of Independence, by George C. Daughan.
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He fought in the 1948-49 Israeli War of Independence, at the Negev front, where combat was intense, and again in 1956.
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Unlike many Jews of his generation, he did not fight the Nazis or put on uniform in Israel's war of independence in 1948.
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The two Muslim countries used to be two halves of the same one until Bangladesh broke away in a 1971 war of independence.
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As an officer in the Spanish army he fought in Morocco and in Florida against the British during the American war of independence.
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The place of Islam in public life is fiercely contested in these secular societies, and resentments from Algeria's war of independence still simmer.
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British troops opened fire on a crowd there nearly a century ago, on a day known as Bloody Sunday during Ireland's War of Independence.
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Johnson's great-grandfather was an opposition figure in the late Ottoman period and was lynched during Turkey's War of Independence in the early 1920s.
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It became physical in the last 10 years of her life, when he returned to France in 1783 following the American War of Independence.
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Jahura Khatu, who lived through the 1971 Bangladesh war of independence, spoke about how she hid in the bushes from the marauding Pakistani army.
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The National Liberation Front, the principal nationalist movement, and its military wing, the National Liberation Army, led the war of independence against the French.
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An act of the British Parliament in 21690, during the Irish War of Independence, led to Ireland's partition, creating a Protestant-majority Northern Ireland.
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This history, by a two-time Pulitzer winner, surveys the War of Independence in the context of the wider colonial world of the Americas.
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It is sometimes said that Croatia's war of independence kicked off in May 1990 when fans from Zagreb and Belgrade clashed at Zagreb's Maksimir stadium.
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"Kedma," about the 1948 War of Independence, and "Kippur," about the 1973 Yom Kippur War (in which he fought) are difficult, stubbornly antiheroic war stories.
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It flourished after the fall of Communism, absorbing other businesses before registering as the Agrokor Group in 33 - the year Croatia's war of independence ended.
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Algerians are desperate for new leaders to replace Bouteflika and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France who dominate the country.
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Memo From Bangladesh On a recent visit to Bangladesh, around the anniversary of its hard-fought war of independence from Pakistan, I conducted an experiment.
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Founded in 28503 to carry out direct relief and works programs for Palestinian refugees from Israel's War of Independence, UNRWA long ago outlived its charge.
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As far as invading Israel goes, the last time an invading Army was in Israel proper, it was during the 1948-49 War of Independence.
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For them, the war of independence was above all a religious war, with Muslims on one side and Christian or nonbelieving colonists on the other.
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He frames the economic crisis as "them" against "us," a national struggle comparable to Turkey's war of independence against Western colonialist powers a century ago.
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In 2010 the Bangladesh government set up a tribunal to try various men accused of war crimes during the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.
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In 1921, following the Irish War of Independence, the British Army withdrew from southern Ireland and Monto lost a big chunk of its customer base.
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But young protesters have no real connection to the war of independence that gives Algeria's elderly leaders their credentials and, desperate for jobs, have lost patience.
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Protesters want a clean break with the ruling elite - veterans of the war of independence against France, the ruling party and oligarchs - and sweeping democratic reforms.
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The two countries have been in a diplomatic spat over executions by Bangladesh of people convicted of crimes during its 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.
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Protesters have grown tired of the same ruling elite, veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France, the military, intelligence agencies and big businessmen.
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China's involvement in Zimbabwe stretches back to the 1970s, when Beijing covertly supplied ammunition and financing to Mugabe's guerrilla forces during the country's war of independence.
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Next year marks the second centennial of Greece's war of independence — a fundamental event in the country's origin story taught at schools and homes for generations.
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The groom is a maternal descendant of Ignacio López Rayón, a general who led insurgent forces during the Mexican War of Independence in the 19th century.
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The movie's subject is a trove of so-called revolutionary films shot to chronicle Guinea-Bissau's war of independence from Portugal in the 1960s and '70s.
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In its war of independence — the longest such war on the continent — Venezuelans killed one another with unbelievable savagery, including women, and children and the elderly.
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Colonel Alon was a decorated pilot who had flown dozens of missions in Israel's 1948 War of Independence and helped found the country's formidable air force.
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The war of independence was fought on the premise of democracy, justice, and equality, so the unelected president assured the people that he would hold elections.
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Citing atrocities committed during Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan in 1971, she oversaw the dismemberment of the country's main Islamic party, executing many of its leaders.
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The boy was teased at school and had a breakdown when he was conscripted into the French army at the height of the Algerian war of independence.
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Macron also asked the audience to applaud the "harkis", the Algerian soldiers who fought for the French during the war of independence and were given French nationality.
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Undeterred by the hostility, Mr Peña gave the traditional Grito de Dolores ("Cry of Dolores"), which began Mexico's war of independence against the Spanish government in 1810.
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In 1971, the Bangladesh War of Independence broke out, which led to destitution within my family and deaths of 22 of my relatives, including my older brother.
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Greater Israel is what Israelis know; the smaller Israel west of the Green Line that emerged from the 1947-49 war of independence is a fading memory.
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A veteran of Zimbabwe's war of independence, and the widow of an even more famous freedom fighter, Joice Mujuru once considered like a daughter to Mr. Mugabe.
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By doing so, he puts himself on par with the heroes of Mexico's war of independence from Spain, and the 20th century revolutionaries who created modern Mexico.
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"Europeans have ceased to be the subjects of history; they have become its objects," Faust says, quoting Jean-Paul Sartre's analysis of the Algerian war of independence.
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Prince George was the son of King George III, who you may remember from such hits as the American War of Independence, or more recently the musical Hamilton.
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The Cairo Gang was a group of British intelligence agents sent to Dublin during the Irish War of Independence to conduct intelligence operations against the Irish Republican Army.
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Op-Ed Contributor DHAKA, Bangladesh — In 2505, Bengali nationalists and the people of what was then called East Pakistan waged a war of independence against the Pakistani Army.
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Many feel disconnected from an elite populated by the veterans of Algeria's 210-2000 war of independence from France, an era they only know about from their grandparents.
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The technique, initially introduced by the Spanish, was kept alive after the Mexican War of Independence by a handful of cooperatives like Uriarte Talavera, which opened in 1824.
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Nevertheless, World War I and the Turkish War of Independence resulted in the distribution of Kurdish-inhabited territories among the modern states of Syria, Iraq, Iran, and Turkey.
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While the match has often been erroneously cited as the first battle of the Croatian war of independence, Mr. Lalic said it did play an important psychological role.
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Despite the U.S. War of Independence some 240 years ago, Americans have long been obsessed with British royals, who regularly feature on the front pages of celebrity magazines.
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That dynamic was partly what inspired his 2010 novel, "Peeler," about a conscientious R.I.C. sergeant investigating a string of nonpolitical murders that occurred during the War of Independence.
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This tense, closely observed drama about the guerrilla war of independence with France is so realistic that it was screened at the Pentagon for counterinsurgency training in 2003.
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Spanish, Mexican, Cuban and Puerto Rican forces under General Galvez numbered 7800 fighting soldiers and sailors, the same number as the French forces in the War of Independence.
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Barely two decades had passed since the country's liberation from French rule in 1962, so "there were still very strong traces of the war of independence," he said.
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The film made plain that the War of Independence, for all its heroism, involved a crime—and, for many people, that implicit acknowledgment was impermissible for the public airwaves.
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Father Moloney said his anti-British zeal was instilled in him by his father, who fought in Ireland's war of independence, and his grandfather, also an I.R.A. fighting man.
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The tradition traces at least as far back as the War of Independence, when colonists who wished to remain loyal to the British king fled north of the border.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN)Bangladesh has executed a top leader of the Jamaat-e-Islami party, Motiur Rahman Nizami, for war crimes committed during the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.
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Meanwhile the running down of America's diplomacy, a great tradition which brought France into the War of Independence and helped build the international system after the second world war, continues.
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LOUIS JOXE, THE French statesman who signed the peace agreement ending Algeria's bloody war of independence, later reflected that it was the magnificence of the country's landscape that intoxicated France.
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Tension has risen since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ordered Islamist leaders suspected of atrocities during the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan to be put on trial for war crimes.
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Solomon Mujuru, under a nom de guerre, a real-life hero of the war of independence who leveraged his status to become an integral part of the new power elite.
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Washington is in the pantheon because he was the military leader of the successful war of independence and because he established the peaceful transfer of power from president to president.
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To avoid persecution and be accepted as naturalized citizens, many pretended to be Bengalis who migrated from East Pakistan before the 1971 war of independence, after which it became Bangladesh.
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Ferrer said about 70 percent of the group's members are in eastern Cuba, historically known as the birthplace of political change from the war of independence from Spain to Castro's revolution.
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His offer came after tens of thousands of Algerians staged weeks of protests demanding an overhaul of a stagnant political system dominated by veterans of the 1954-62 war of independence.
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Several leaders of an Islamist party allied to the BNP, the Jamaat-e-Islami, have been executed for crimes committed during the war of independence, when it opposed separation from Pakistan.
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At 22018, he is three years older than President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and from the same generation that has presided over Algerian politics since the 1954-62 war of independence against France.
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She limped on, transporting first food to the Falkland Islands, then troops to the American war of independence, before finally being scuttled off the coast of Newport, Rhode Island, in 1778.
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Philadelphia, with its fine-art museums, grand avenues and imposing statues of heroes of the war of independence, is perhaps the most cruelly affected of big cities by the opioid epidemic.
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Cameron was the first the first prime minister to lose a vote on military action since parliament rejected Lord North's plans to continue fighting the US War of Independence in 1782.
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Early last month, his justice minister was forced to back down on a proposal to commemorate police officers who died defending British rule during Ireland's War of Independence a century ago.
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Protesters want a clean break with "le pouvoir," or secretive establishment - veterans of the war of independence against France, the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN) party and associated oligarchs - and sweeping reforms.
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Protesters want a clean break with "le pouvoir" (the power) - the secretive establishment comprised of veterans of the war of independence against France, senior FLN figures and associated oligarchs - and sweeping reforms.
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The settlement's population exploded in the early 1970s, when thousands of people migrated from East Pakistan after the 1971 war of independence, which led to the establishment of the Republic of Bangladesh.
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John André was absolutely fascinating, but it was a memoir of the War of Independence by a humble private in the Continental Army named Joseph Plumb Martin that I found particularly revelatory.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Bangladesh on Saturday executed a leading figure in an Islamist party after he was convicted of committing atrocities during the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan, the law minister said.
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"When Francis Scott Key wrote it, he'd just seen a decisive victory in Baltimore in the War of 1812, which was like a second war of independence," he said in an interview.
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Bouteflika's move came after tens of thousands of Algerians staged demonstrations demanding an overhaul of a political system dominated by veterans of the 1954-62 war of independence against colonial power France.
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Protesters want a clean break with "le pouvoir", or secretive establishment - veterans of the war of independence against France, the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN) party and associated oligarchs - and sweeping reforms.
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After the U.S. War of Independence, Alexander Hamilton advocated legislation by which the federal government took on the debt that had been incurred by the colonies/new states up to that point.
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"Senso," his 1954 tale of Venetian intrigue during the Third Italian War of Independence, begins at a performance of "Il Trovatore" and is swept along on the music of Verdi and Bruckner.
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According to legend, the 14 million ounces, in coins and bars, had been buried by missionaries near the small town of La Noria, where Felipe lived, before the Mexican War of Independence.
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An event that was supposed to honor Irish police officers who died fighting for Britain was the first of what may be many disputes arising from memorials of Ireland's War of Independence.
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Its context — the Irish war of independence — won't be especially familiar to most audiences, but the idea of people fighting and dying for beliefs they may understand only imperfectly isn't exactly dated.
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The restaurant assault also comes after Bangladesh hanged an Islamist party leader, Motiur Rahman Nizami, on May 11 for genocide and other crimes committed during a 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.
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Bouregaa, a veteran of Algeria's war of independence in the 1960s, was detained in June as the authorities began to arrest more of the protesters who had flooded the streets since February.
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After the Mexican War of Independence, Mexican authority remained tenuous — it became a tradition for Californians to overthrow their departmental governor and for Mexico City to acquiesce by sending them a new one.
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Protesters want a clean break with "le pouvoir," or the secretive establishment - veterans of the war of independence against France, the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN) party and associated oligarchs - and sweeping reforms.
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The Tunisian designer — who arrived in France as a refugee in 1956 (during the Algerian War of Independence), and passed away there late last year — was a master couturier and singular fashion visionary.
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He has memorialised the bungled coup, in which almost 22.9 people died, as Turkey's second war of independence—setting himself up as the equal of the republic's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (see article).
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The Jamaat leadership has gone into hiding after several of its top leaders were executed during the past two years for war crimes committed during the country's 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.
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Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal, established in 2010 to prosecute those responsible for atrocities during the 1971 war of independence, has become a political tool of the government, targeting leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami.
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The settlement's population really exploded in the early 1970s when thousands of people migrated from East Pakistan after the 1971 war of independence, which led to the establishment of the Republic of Bangladesh.
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The campaign also appears to have embarrassed the government in a country that takes pride in its history as a bastion of anti-colonialism after its own 1962 war of independence against France.
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That holiday falls on September 16 and commemorates the Grito de Dolores, a priest's ringing of a church bell in the town of Dolores in 1810 that triggered Mexico's War of Independence from Spain.
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Mass protests have led to the disintegration of what has been described as the ruling elite's "fortress" - veterans of the war of independence against France, ruling party figures, businessmen, the army and labour unions.
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Bouteflika, among the veterans of the 1954-62 war of independence against France who dominate Algeria, consolidated his power by outfoxing would-be rivals in the military and security services, and containing grassroots discontent.
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Mass protests have led to the disintegration of what has been described as the ruling elite's "fortress" - veterans of the war of independence against France, ruling party figures, businessmen, the army and labor unions.
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His election may be a sign that the ruling National Liberation Front seeks to rejuvenate a political elite which is dominated by figures from the war of independence against France which ended in 1962.
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In WASHINGTON'S REVOLUTIONARY WAR GENERALS (University of Oklahoma, $39.95), Stephen R. Taaffe reviews the performances of the 73 Americans who served as brigadier generals and major generals under Washington during the War of Independence.
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I made my way to the corner of Calle Ocho and Southwest 15th Avenue to tiny Domino Park, formally known as Máximo Gómez Park, after Cuba's military commander in the country's War of Independence.
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In the years following the climax of that horror, family members find themselves caught up in the conflict, confusion and excitement leading to the end of the British mandate and Israel's war of independence.
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Demonstrators have rejected military intervention in civilian matters and want to dismantle the entire ruling elite, which includes veterans from the war of independence against France, army officers, the ruling party and business tycoons.
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Woitleja, the Estonian word for freedom fighter, was the name of the artillery car on one of the armored trains used by citizens of the small Baltic country in its 22014 War of Independence.
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Tabou, who was arrested on Wednesday, is the second major opposition figure to be put into custody in recent months after the June detention of Lakhdar Bouragaa, a veteran of Algeria's war of independence.
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Papua, which makes up the western half of the island of New Guinea, was annexed by Indonesia in the 1960s and has been the scene of a low-level war of independence ever since.
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That was true after it rejected the 1947 U.N. Partition Plan, which would have created a Palestinian state on a much larger footprint than the one that was left after Israel's war of independence.
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Six months earlier, the United States had intervened in the bitter Cuban war of independence that had been dragging on since 1895, plucking its hard-won victory (in Cubans' eyes) at the last moment.
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But he stopped short of stepping down, infuriating Algerians who want to do away with veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France, military officers and business tycoons who have dominated for decades.
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Britain controlled much of the eastern coast of the present-day United States for a century before the American War of Independence erupted in 1775, and atrocities were committed against Native Americans throughout that period.
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He tells the story of the future prime minister Golda Meir, during Israel's war of independence, touring neighborhoods of Haifa from which Arabs had recently fled and being reminded of abandoned Jewish towns in Europe.
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For eight years" — since Israel's war of independence — "they have been sitting in the refugee camps in Gaza, watching us transforming the lands and the villages where they and their fathers dwelt, into our property.
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Much of the over 2,500-mile-long border between India and Bangladesh is porous, through which hundreds of thousands of people fled from Bangladesh during its India-backed war of independence from Pakistan in 1971.
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"It was found that two photos were incorrectly published," the publishing arm said in a statement carried by the newspaper, referring to the photograph from Tanzania and another showing victims of Bangladesh's 1971 war of independence.
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In 212, when the British government tried to put smugglers out of business by slashing the official duty on tea, the Boston Tea Party protests followed, leading to an embargo and, ultimately, a war of independence.
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Demonstrators have rejected military intervention in civilian matters and want to dismantle the entire ruling elite, which includes veterans from the 1954-62 war of independence against France, army officers, the ruling party and business tycoons.
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Prime Minister Noureddine Bedoui has promised to create an inclusive government of technocrats in a country dominated by veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France, as well as the military and business tycoons.
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Algerians have become disenchanted with Bouteflika and other veterans of the 1954-62 war of independence against France who have dominated a country with high unemployment, poor services and rampant corruption despite its oil and gas.
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The U.S. adopted an official policy in 1948, in the months that preceded Israel's War of Independence, which declared that Jerusalem must be defined as an international zone under U.S. trusteeship, and remain extraterritorial to Israel.
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Think of Benedict Arnold, an American general in the war of independence who asked for £20,000 to defect to the British side; or of the "Cambridge Five", upper-crust Britons who spied for the Soviet Union.
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"If there are dollars under your pillow, take these out... Immediately give these to the banks and convert to Turkish lira and by doing this, we fight this war of independence and the future," he said.
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For some, the roots of this problem—between the police and the young, lower-class Muslim men who end up being the subject of bavures —are in the traumatic years of the Algerian War of Independence.
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"Sadly, Trump and his people betray their ignorance when it comes to Haiti's bond with the United States," Mr. Mapou added, emphasizing how hundreds of Haitian infantry volunteers fought alongside Americans in the War of Independence.
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Three members of Switzerland's starting lineup, including Xhaka and Shaqiri, were born, or have roots, in Kosovo, an ethnically Albanian province that fought a war of independence against Serb-dominated Yugoslav forces in the late 1990s.
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The Greek state was established after a war of independence that began in 1821, and over the next 100 years the two nations clashed repeatedly as Greece tried to liberate fellow Greeks still under Ottoman rule.
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Born in 1940, he fought in Algeria's war of independence from France and cemented his role as a top general in the 1990s civil war, before then president Abdelaziz Bouteflika named him army chief in 2004.
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Born in 1940, he fought in Algeria's war of independence from France and cemented his role as a top general in the 1990s civil war, before then president Abdelaziz Bouteflika named him army chief in 2004.
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In order to make it onto the registry, residents had to provide the government with evidence that their families had migrated to India before March 24, 1971, around the start of the Bangladesh war of independence.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey has withdrawn its ambassador to Bangladesh, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday, following the execution of an Islamist party leader this week for genocide and other crimes committed during a 1971 war of independence.
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When Sheikh Hasina came to power for the second time, in 2009, she took a more aggressive approach, going after her enemies and settling scores, some of which dated back to the war of independence from Pakistan.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh's Supreme Court upheld the death penalty for a top Islamist party leader on Wednesday for atrocities committed during the country's war of independence from Pakistan more than four decades ago, a government lawyer said.
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Many Algerians say that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France should hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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Many Algerians complain that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France must hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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Greece, ever since having raised costly loans in London in 1824 and 1825 to fund its war of independence, has stumbled and soared, with bankruptcies, wars and dictatorship punctuating periods of territorial expansion, domestic reform and prosperity.
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John Parker, who played an important role in what has come down in history as the opening battle of the American War of Independence from Great Britain, was born on this day in 1729 in Lexington, Massachusetts.
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While Kurdish autonomy was suggested in the first post-war treaty, those terms were renegotiated after the Turkish war of independence and set the borders of modern Turkey and left the Kurds without a self-ruled region.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - A former Serb paramilitary commander who became a golf instructor in Australia was indicted by a Croatian court on Friday for torturing and killing Croatian soldiers and civilians during Zagreb's 1991-95 war of independence.
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In the War of Independence, thousands of these Irish-born R.I.C. officers — isolated and ostracized, threatened with death and often divided in their loyalties — either resigned, left the country or threw in their lot with the rebels.
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The government had knocked down a massive tower built to house repatriated pieds-noirs (Europeans living in Algeria who were forced to leave during the war of independence) and replaced it with smaller rowhouses and apartment buildings.
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In 2012, Nike released a trainer called the "Black and Tan," which caused outrage because it brought back memories of the Black and Tans, a paramilitary force known for its violence during the Irish War of Independence.
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The breakdown of society and the ensuing conflicts may have been worse in the center of Europe and the Middle East, but even relatively stable Britain experienced the bitter Irish war of independence and then civil war.
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The temporary halt of penal transportation during the American war of independence had a somewhat smaller effect on the likelihood to convict, suggesting that juries considered living in America to be a prospect slightly less awful than death.
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New Delhi eventually ruled that anyone who could prove their family had lived in India before Bangladesh&aposs 1971 war of independence, which drove millions of Bangladeshis to flee across the border, would be considered an Indian citizen.
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Human rights activists urged mainstream politicians in Bangladesh to abandon sectarian hostilities that date back to the 1971 war of independence, and to engage in a constructive dialogue that would deprive Islamist extremists of cover for their attacks.
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Titled "Gardiennes d'images" ("Image Keepers"), the piece is an extended interview with Safia Kouaci, widow of Mohamed Kouaci (1929-1996), who was, Ms. Sedira believes, the only Algerian photographer to document thoroughly the war of independence from France.
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Both men negotiated peace between the United States and Britain — John in 1783, with the Treaty of Paris ending the War of Independence, and John Quincy in 1814, with the Treaty of Ghent concluding the War of 1812.
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Today, nearly a third of the Casbah's 18th- and early 19th-century buildings have fallen into ruin, "and the rest are crumbling," said Mr. Mebtouche, who is a veteran of Algeria's war of independence and was born there.
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He cited the idea of "complementary enemies," the title of a 1961 book by one of the thinkers he most admired, Germaine Tillion, a member of the French Resistance and an anthropologist who studied Algeria's war of independence.
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A gorgeous image of blue glass in the ceiling of "Palacio de Bellas Artes Ciudad de México II 2015" represents a slice of a building constructed in 1910 to honor the centennial of the Mexican War of Independence.
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The government blames the growing violence on political opponents linked to Islamist parties that it accuses of seeking to create chaos and prevent courts from going ahead with war crimes trials related to the 1971 war of independence.
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Human rights activists have urged mainstream politicians in Bangladesh to abandon sectarian hostilities that date back to the 1971 war of independence, and to engage in a constructive dialogue that would deprive Islamist extremists of cover for their attacks.
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During Israel's War of Independence, official U.S. support was lackluster, but flash-forward 20 or so years to the Six-Day War, and especially the Yom Kippur War, and America was already becoming what it remains: Israel's stalwart defender.
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He continued forging papers for 30 more years, playing a small role in conflicts ranging from the Algerian war of independence to the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa to the Vietnam War, making documents for American draft dodgers.
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The announcement is likely to prompt further discontent in the North African country after a weekend that saw one of its largest and most impassioned displays of public dissent since the war of independence from France ended in 1962.
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Moving beyond this split view, this exhibition showcases lens-based works which address both the spectacular and the mundane experiences of women during the Algerian War of Independence, the seven-year war that ended French colonial rule in Algeria.
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Hundreds of Algerians rallied again on Thursday to criticize not just Bouteflika but also the political system, which for decades has been built around veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France, military officers and business tycoons.
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A sea of protesters filled multiple streets in the capital, Algiers, and other cities across the North African country in what's considered one of the largest displays of public discontent since the 1954-1962 war of independence from France.
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"It is the duty of Algerian society in all its segments to take to the streets," the influential National Organisation of Mujahideen - veterans who fought alongside Bouteflika in the 1954-1962 war of independence against France - said late on Tuesday.
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Bouteflika, one of the veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France who dominate the country, bowed to protesters this month by reversing a decision to seek another term and postponing elections that had been scheduled for April.
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Mr Wagner maintains that Dyer acted as a loyal servant of a colonial administration founded on terror and violence, particularly in the years after what the British called the "Indian Mutiny" and Indians the "First War of Independence" of 1857.
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The delegation's visit had been part of an effort to heal ties between the two neighbors, hostile to each other since Croatia fought a war of independence from Yugoslavia in the early 1990s in which around 20,000 people were killed.
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The defeat of the Ottoman Empire during the first world war is seen as a forgettable precursor to what transpired from the ashes in 1919: the Turkish War of Independence, which ended with the declaration of the modern republic in 1923.
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This was in spite of his early braving of political themes, chiefly that of Turkish atrocities in the Greek War of Independence—against four centuries of Ottoman rule—in which Byron had perished of disease while bringing aid to the Greeks.
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The enmity between him and Mr. Mitterrand was born in this period, he was later to say, when he called Mr. Mitterrand, then the justice minister, a murderer for his harsh role in dealing with the Algerian war of independence.
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Three members of Switzerland's starting lineup, including both of its goal scorers on Friday, were born in, or have roots, in Kosovo, an ethnically Albanian province that fought a war of independence against Serb-dominated Yugoslav forces in the late 1990s.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh's top court on Tuesday rejected a final appeal by the leader of an Islamist party against a death sentence for atrocities committed during the 1971 war of independence, lawyers said, meaning he could be hanged at any time.
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" The leader of the junior partner in Greece's coalition government, Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, used the anniversary of the start of the Greek war of independence, March 25, to declare, "We will crush whoever dares to question our national sovereignty.
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Tens of thousands of Algerians, tired of the dominance of elderly veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France, have taken to the streets to urge the ailing president not to stand in an election scheduled for April 18.
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