Nassima Hablal

Nassima Hablal (September 15, 1928 – May 14, 2013) was an Algerian independence activist. She was one of the 10,949 women who fought in the Algerian revolution. Hablal was active in the Algerian People's Party (APP) and was the secretary of Abane Ramdane at the CCE, the Coordinating and Execution Committee for one of the branches of the FLN. She received the position secretary of the Committee for Coordination and Implementation [CEC] at the beginning of the movement. Hablal strived to see her country free from French colonization. Quotes 1 November 1954 arrived. The joy was immense, as were the hopes that this day inspired. Every year I travelled to forget for a while the everyday racism that we endured. Almanach Mimi Belahouel, a neighbour, took me to meet left-wing students. That is how I entered political life. People were surprised that Miss Hablal was a militant. Algerie Dz External links Category:1928 births Category:2013 deaths Category:Poets from Algeria Category:Women authors from Algeria