MARTIN S. ALEXANDER is Professor of International Relations at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. He is co-editor (with Kenneth Moure) of Crisis and Renewal in France, 1918-1962. - MARTIN EVANS is Director of the Centre for European Studies Research, University of Portsmouth. He is the author of Memory of Resistance: French Opposition to the Algerian War 1954-62 and co-editor (with Ken Lunn) of War and Memory in the Twentieth Century. - J.F.V. KEIGER is Deputy Director of the European Studies Research Institute, University of Salford and Professor of International History. He is the author of France and the Origins of the First World War and France and the World since 1900.

• Preface Notes on the Contributors The 'War without as Name', the French Army and the Algerians: Recovering Experiences, Images and Testimonies; M.S.Alexander, M.Evans & J.F.V.Keiger PART ONE: EXPERIENCES From Indochina to Algeria: Counterinsurgency Lessons; A.J.Zervoudakis Algeria and the 'Official Mind': The Impact of North Africa on French Colonial Policy South of the Sahara, 1944-58; M.Shipway The Sahara and the Algerian War; J.Frémeaux From One Crisis to Another: The Morale of the French Foreign Legion during the Algerian War; E.Michels The War Culture of French Combatants in the Algerian Conflict; J.C.Jauffret The Harkis: The Experience and Memory of France's Muslim Auxiliaries; M.Evans PART TWO: IMAGES Anglo-Saxon Literary and Filmic Representations of the French Army in Algeria; P.D.Dine The Image of the French Army in the Cinematic Representation of the Algerian War: The Revolutionary Politics of 'The Battle of Algiers'; H.Roberts The Algerian War Through the Prism of Anglo-Saxon Literature, 1954-66; M.Brett Le Monde's Coverage of the Army and Civil Liberties During the Algerian War, 1954-58; M.Khane Psychological Propaganda During the Algerian War Based on a Study of French Army Pamphlets; N.Aggoun Remembering the Algerian War: Memory/ies and Identity/ies in Téchiné's Les Roseaux Sauvages; B.Rollet The Children of the Occupation and Colonial Ideology; B.Sigg PART THREE: WITNESS TESTIMONIES Biographical Details Officer Corps Veterans; General Alain Bizard, Colonel Henri Coustaux, Major Paul-Alain Léger Anti-War Activists; Professor André Mandouze, Georges Mattéi, Dr Francous Sirkidji Index

MARTIN S. ALEXANDER is Professor of International Relations at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. He is co-editor (with Kenneth Moure) of Crisis and Renewal in France, 1918-1962. - MARTIN EVANS is Director of the Centre for European Studies Research, University of Portsmouth. He is the author of Memory of Resistance: French Opposition to the Algerian War 1954-62 and co-editor (with Ken Lunn) of War and Memory in the Twentieth Century. - J.F.V. KEIGER is Deputy Director of the European Studies Research Institute, University of Salford and Professor of International History. He is the author of France and the Origins of the First World War and France and the World since 1900.

• Preface Notes on the Contributors The 'War without as Name', the French Army and the Algerians: Recovering Experiences, Images and Testimonies; M.S.Alexander, M.Evans & J.F.V.Keiger PART ONE: EXPERIENCES From Indochina to Algeria: Counterinsurgency Lessons; A.J.Zervoudakis Algeria and the 'Official Mind': The Impact of North Africa on French Colonial Policy South of the Sahara, 1944-58; M.Shipway The Sahara and the Algerian War; J.Frémeaux From One Crisis to Another: The Morale of the French Foreign Legion during the Algerian War; E.Michels The War Culture of French Combatants in the Algerian Conflict; J.C.Jauffret The Harkis: The Experience and Memory of France's Muslim Auxiliaries; M.Evans PART TWO: IMAGES Anglo-Saxon Literary and Filmic Representations of the French Army in Algeria; P.D.Dine The Image of the French Army in the Cinematic Representation of the Algerian War: The Revolutionary Politics of 'The Battle of Algiers'; H.Roberts The Algerian War Through the Prism of Anglo-Saxon Literature, 1954-66; M.Brett Le Monde's Coverage of the Army and Civil Liberties During the Algerian War, 1954-58; M.Khane Psychological Propaganda During the Algerian War Based on a Study of French Army Pamphlets; N.Aggoun Remembering the Algerian War: Memory/ies and Identity/ies in Téchiné's Les Roseaux Sauvages; B.Rollet The Children of the Occupation and Colonial Ideology; B.Sigg PART THREE: WITNESS TESTIMONIES Biographical Details Officer Corps Veterans; General Alain Bizard, Colonel Henri Coustaux, Major Paul-Alain Léger Anti-War Activists; Professor André Mandouze, Georges Mattéi, Dr Francous Sirkidji Index

MARTIN S. ALEXANDER is Professor of International Relations at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. He is co-editor (with Kenneth Moure) of Crisis and Renewal in France, 1918-1962. - MARTIN EVANS is Director of the Centre for European Studies Research, University of Portsmouth. He is the author of Memory of Resistance: French Opposition to the Algerian War 1954-62 and co-editor (with Ken Lunn) of War and Memory in the Twentieth Century. - J.F.V. KEIGER is Deputy Director of the European Studies Research Institute, University of Salford and Professor of International History. He is the author of France and the Origins of the First World War and France and the World since 1900.

• Preface Notes on the Contributors The 'War without as Name', the French Army and the Algerians: Recovering Experiences, Images and Testimonies; M.S.Alexander, M.Evans & J.F.V.Keiger PART ONE: EXPERIENCES From Indochina to Algeria: Counterinsurgency Lessons; A.J.Zervoudakis Algeria and the 'Official Mind': The Impact of North Africa on French Colonial Policy South of the Sahara, 1944-58; M.Shipway The Sahara and the Algerian War; J.Frémeaux From One Crisis to Another: The Morale of the French Foreign Legion during the Algerian War; E.Michels The War Culture of French Combatants in the Algerian Conflict; J.C.Jauffret The Harkis: The Experience and Memory of France's Muslim Auxiliaries; M.Evans PART TWO: IMAGES Anglo-Saxon Literary and Filmic Representations of the French Army in Algeria; P.D.Dine The Image of the French Army in the Cinematic Representation of the Algerian War: The Revolutionary Politics of 'The Battle of Algiers'; H.Roberts The Algerian War Through the Prism of Anglo-Saxon Literature, 1954-66; M.Brett Le Monde's Coverage of the Army and Civil Liberties During the Algerian War, 1954-58; M.Khane Psychological Propaganda During the Algerian War Based on a Study of French Army Pamphlets; N.Aggoun Remembering the Algerian War: Memory/ies and Identity/ies in Téchiné's Les Roseaux Sauvages; B.Rollet The Children of the Occupation and Colonial Ideology; B.Sigg PART THREE: WITNESS TESTIMONIES Biographical Details Officer Corps Veterans; General Alain Bizard, Colonel Henri Coustaux, Major Paul-Alain Léger Anti-War Activists; Professor André Mandouze, Georges Mattéi, Dr Francous Sirkidji Index