Ali Labwant

His career:

Ali Ali Labwant was born in the town of Maliana on 14 May 1930. He lived in a small village where he worked at an early age in the farmers' farms. He knew the meaning of domination and exploitation. When he returned to the capital, he joined the club in the capital and practiced boxing. There he knew many patriots who planted the idea of ​​revolution. He joined the ranks of the liberation revolution as part of the capitalists in the capital and participated in several attacks on the army and colonial police stations. He was formed with Hassiba Ben Bouali and Talib Abdel Rahman, and a group of fedayeen thorns in the French police ring. Until on October 08, 1957, he blew up the house that belonged to the companions of Hassiba Ben Boualayoum Hamoudbouhamidi and Omar Al-Sagheer.

French General Aswares and the story of the assassination of the Fedayeen Ali "Labuanet":
The brother of the martyr Ama'arali, known as Ali La Pointe, was one of the heroes of the battle of Algiers (1956-1957).
This statement came on 17/05/01 commenting on the book "Special Devices, Algeria 1965-1958" of General Aswaris, who admitted openly to speak about the crimes of the French army and committed torture and systematic kidnapping in coordination with the political leadership of the French arrogant .. In one of the paragraphs of the book recognizes retired general " That Yasuf Saadi, who is in charge of a commando cell, was a group that included a group of fighters and fighters hiding in a shelter in Al-Atiq, without being tortured ... "It is known that Ali" Labuan "was refused to leave the shelter and who was with him, French troops building ..
Mohammed Ammar, the brother of the martyr al-Fedayi, confirmed the news of al-Washayah. He added: "We knew this years ago. Who knew that the shelter was only the partners of the martyr's path? The rights of the martyrs' families as it is known. "He added:" They betrayed us. Some of them lied to the French general's statements, but the truth appeared 40 years later on the tongue of Algeria's enemy. "
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