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priority employment, credit, taxi licenses and debit cards) granted by the
Algerian state. The resistors, in part because of their place and influence, were assimilated into a space of privilege that can still cause problems. Drif was appointed to the Senate of Algeria and in her position, like others of the older moudjahidines, was targeted with much animosity. She was a victim of many accusation, all difficult to verify, but all very critical in the Algerian public. Most notably, in January 2014, her old companion in the resistance, Yacef SaĂądi, accused her of selling out Ali La Pointe.
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struggle and suffered with mental health difficulties as a result. Also her relationship with Samia
Lakhdari's family with whom she had philosophical debates which proved fundamental in founding her beliefs. Furthermore, Drif cites the influence of French Revolutionary and Enlightenment Philosophers as a key influence in her upbringings, in particular looking to the 1793 âDeclaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen,â as well as other key thinkers such as
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became especially important when Drif was involved in the bombing campaign and was able to disguise herself in
European clothing to discreetly access parts of the city she would have otherwise not be allowed to go. She used such a disguise in the 1956 Milk Bar Café Bombing. Furthermore, the use of violence against women, especially young female students, was seen as especially damaging to the Colonial image and therefore employed by the
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affected her grades and she was forced to put her studies on hold. Drif developed ideals that were both feminist and anti-colonial. In her memoir, Drif cites her family and friends as a key influence on her ideals, in particular her mother but also her brother who was also involved in the freedom
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French parliaments,"..." to discuss the problems that interest our two populations to be frank". In the same speech, she indicated that "since the
Declaration of the 1 November 1954, the FLN said, and remained constant, that they fought against colonial forces and not the French people."
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