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ID193025
Title ProperItalian Left and Ben Bella’s Authoritarianism in Algeria, between Unconditional Support and Faint Criticism (1962–1965)
LanguageENG
AuthorRoggero, Caterina
Summary / Abstract (Note)Based on the intersection of primary and secondary sources, this article seeks to take stock of the position taken by the Italian Left, and in particular by the Italian Communist Party as regards Ben Bella’s authoritarianism (1962–1965). This position is taken into consideration regarding the so-called ‘1962 summer crisis’, the repressive measures against opposition groups and the 19 June 1965 coup d’état. This article argues that Partito Comunista Italiano (PCI) and partially Italian Left maintained an unconditional support for Ben Bella during his presidency. The relationship with Front de Libération Nationale was blindly defended and continued despite everything and everyone.
`In' analytical NoteJournal of Asian and African Studies Vol. 58, No.6; Sep 2023: p.975-1004
Journal SourceJournal of Asian and African Studies 2023-08 58, 6
Key WordsBen Bella ;  Algeria 1962–1965 ;  PCI and Algeria ;  Italian Left and Algeria ;  1962 Algerian summer crisis ;  Italian Communists and Algeria ;  19 June 1965 Boumedienne coup