HOUARI BOUMEDIENE

Houari Boumediene, whose real name is Mohamed Brahim Boukherrouba (23 August 1932 - 27 December 1978) is the second president of independent Algeria.  He held the position from 19 June 1965 after a military coup against Ahmed Ben Bella, which he arranged with Tahir Zubairi and the Oujda Group.  He remained in power until his death on 27 December 1978. He is considered one of the most prominent political figures in Algeria and the Arab world in the second half of the twentieth century, and a symbol of the Non-Aligned Movement.  He played an important role on the African and Arab scene, and was the first Third World President to speak at the United Nations about a new international order. The son of a simple peasant from a large and modest family belonging to the throne of Bani Fogal, who was displaced from the province of Jijel at the beginning of the French occupation, was born on August 23, 1932 in the roundabout of Bani Uday (Arara) opposite Jabal Dabbagh, the municipality of Majaz Amar, a few kilometers west of the city.  Guelma.  He was registered in the birth records of the municipality of Ain Hassania (formerly Klozal).  His father loved him very much and despite his difficult financial circumstances, he decided to continue his education, so he entered the Quranic school in the village where he was born. He was then 4 years old.  His father lived in Bani Uday and so he entrusted him to the Bani Ismail family in exchange for coal, wheat or firewood, which were needed by the urban dwellers at the time. After two years in the house of Ibn Ismail, his father entrusted him again to the family of Bamasoud House Dar Said bin Khallouf in the neighborhood of Makador, which was alive for Jews at the time (Diaby Street now) After eight years of studying with a pen, he returned to his village in Bani Oday. Throughout these years, Boumediene was busy with stray minds doing nothing for children.  Boumediene was studying at the French school and at the same time, the writers go from dawn to 7:30 am, then at 8 am he goes to the French school until 4:00 and then goes to the writers again. In 1948, he sealed the Koran and became teaching the people of his village the Koran and the Arabic language.In 1949, Mohamed Boukhrouba (Houari Boumediene) left his family again and went to the flaxen school in the city of Constantine in the east of Algeria.The school system was internally and the students were carrying out cooking and cleaning burdens.  At that time, his uncle, Hajj Tayeb Bokhrouba, had returned from the pilgrimage on foot. After his return, Mohamed (Houari Boumediene) went to offer him congratulations. Houari asked his uncle about every small and big one about his travel to the Holy Land.  Details and minutes of how the pilgrims evaded customs and police at the border and told him about the routes that the pilgrims had taken, and Boumediene recorded every small and large, and Boumediene was planning to travel where he showed three of his classmates in the Flaxian school of his intention to travel and offered to accompany him and they refused to do so because they  They don't have a passport  Rob said: This is the passport. Fleeing French army service to Tunisia The French authorities considered Algerians French and forced them to join the French barracks at the age of eighteen.  He was summoned to join the French army, but he believed in the fact that he could not join the army of the enemy and therefore saw that the exit was to flee and travel, and when he managed to persuade his comrades to travel sold their clothes to travel to Tunisia. From Tunisia, Houari Boumediene traveled to Egypt via Libyan territory.  This office was founded by Algerian, Moroccan and Tunisian leaders who pledged to fight France and not to lay down arms until the liberation of North Africa. The founders of this office were Allal El Fassi from Morocco, Saleh Ben Youssef Mentounis, Ahmed Ben Bella and Ait Ahmed from Algeria.  a  Those studying abroad. Houari Boumediene developed an incurable and less similar disease . At first, the doctors thought he had bladder cancer, but the medical analysis refuted this claim and a Swedish doctor went on to say that Boumediene had Waldenstrom disease. This doctor himself was the discoverer of the disease and came to Algeria specifically to treat Boumediene.  . Houari Boumediene died on the morning of Wednesday, December 27, 1978 at 3.30 am.  As the leader's farewell came, Foreign Minister Abdelaziz Bouteflika appeared at the forefront, delivering a memorial speech that was the last to Boumedienne before he was under the dust in his Isthmus world.  In the "farewell speech" - which some sources assert is that former Minister of Education Ali bin Mohammed wrote the text - Bouteflika seemed very impressed by the separation of his companion, president and president of all Algerians, but remained intact until the end, then said Bouteflika in the farewell speech famous:  He was accepting redemption from us