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Process of Socialisation Continuzs in Algeria

The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 12, 7 October 1963 · p. 9 of the scan · 202 words

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Most readers will havo already a the nationalisation of the lands of tho remaining colons, tut this is only part of the story, Action is also being taken against a would—be capitalist closs in Algoria., Last week 3 anterprises were nationalised in Algiers: The large olive oil refinery Tamgali" and two hotels — "Oasis" and "Touring Club," The refinery was owned by the Kabylia industrialist Tamzali who bought most of the olives grown in the Kabylia region for his refinery and who had, therefore, a strong grip over the economy of that region, EKabylis, which is a mountainous coastal region from the Mitidja lowland near algiers to the Philippeville area, is the hoadquarters of the military rebellion,

Harlier the Motor Coach Company of Blida Lid. was “put under the prot ection of the state" by the authorities in accordance with the May 9th decrees on maintaining order and social security. Istablished 45 years ago, this company carried out business in ‘the Sahara and the Mitidja, a fortile plain south of Algiers, At the time of nationalisation it possessed more than 80 motor coaches and employed 340 workers, Bd Notet We shall carry material next week on the military rebellion in the

Kabylia,

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