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Algerian Diplomacy in African Liberation 1962-1965

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Abstract: The Algerian diplomacy during and after the revolution held a distinguished position on both the continental and global stages. It played a crucial role in empowering Africa to free itself from the remnants of European colonialism, offering support to liberation movements through various means, both material and moral. This assistance was particularly evident in countries under Portuguese control. The active efforts of Algerian diplomacy were prominently displayed in the corridors of the United Nations, where its actions became a testament to its significant contributions to the decolonization process. Keywords: The Liberation Revolution, Algerian Diplomacy, European Colonialism, The United Nations, Self-Determination.

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