Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)

Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)

After having been deprived of their civil rights by the Vichy government for two years, the Jews of Algeria had to wait 11 months to become entirely French again. Discussions with the new authorities began after the British-American invasion of November 8, 1942, and concluded with the final restorat...

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1. autor: Debono, Emmanuel
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_205_0401RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2016-2-page-401?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.205.0401 Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943) Debono, Emmanuel2016 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 205 | 2 | 2016-10-12 | p. 401-412 | 2111-885X RHSHO_2052 After having been deprived of their civil rights by the Vichy government for two years, the Jews of Algeria had to wait 11 months to become entirely French again. Discussions with the new authorities began after the British-American invasion of November 8, 1942, and concluded with the final restoration of these rights by the French Committee of National Liberation on November 20, 1943. Historians have often highlighted the French authorities’ lack of will, which was fed by anti-Semitism. According to certain historians, the hostility of the native Muslims toward the Jews was exaggerated and manipulated in order to keep the latter group in a subordinate position. In light of certain administrative documents of the French administration in Algeria, this paper suggests that we reconsider the role that the tensions between these communities played vis-à-vis the attitude of the authorities.Cairn free access
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description After having been deprived of their civil rights by the Vichy government for two years, the Jews of Algeria had to wait 11 months to become entirely French again. Discussions with the new authorities began after the British-American invasion of November 8, 1942, and concluded with the final restoration of these rights by the French Committee of National Liberation on November 20, 1943. Historians have often highlighted the French authorities’ lack of will, which was fed by anti-Semitism. According to certain historians, the hostility of the native Muslims toward the Jews was exaggerated and manipulated in order to keep the latter group in a subordinate position. In light of certain administrative documents of the French administration in Algeria, this paper suggests that we reconsider the role that the tensions between these communities played vis-à-vis the attitude of the authorities.
author Debono, Emmanuel
spellingShingle Debono, Emmanuel
Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)
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title Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)
title_short Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)
title_full Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)
title_fullStr Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)
title_full_unstemmed Le difficile rétablissement du décret Crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)
title_sort le difficile rétablissement du décret crémieux (novembre 1942-octobre 1943)
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