Martin Evans University of Portsmouth

'An inspiring but sad book.'Socialist Review'Evans's first-hand interviews with French 'resisters' and even with some FLN members, and his thorough secondary research, make his study a valuable starting-point for unpacking the complicated strands of this historical moment'Continuity and Change'Evans's book makes a substantial and original contribution to the growing literature on resistance and memory in twentieth-century France.'European History Quarterly'It brings to life an episode which has never been officially acknowledged, nor - or rarely - properly accounted for in France over the past forty years."... the study provides a vivid portrait, and an understanding 'from the inside' of a specific constituency at a very specific time.'Mediterranean Politics'For historians of contemporary France the interest of Evan's study is obvious - it casts new light on the bitter and divisive 'War Without a Name', which has resulted in the still unhealed 'Algerian S

Martin Evans University of Portsmouth

'An inspiring but sad book.'Socialist Review'Evans's first-hand interviews with French 'resisters' and even with some FLN members, and his thorough secondary research, make his study a valuable starting-point for unpacking the complicated strands of this historical moment'Continuity and Change'Evans's book makes a substantial and original contribution to the growing literature on resistance and memory in twentieth-century France.'European History Quarterly'It brings to life an episode which has never been officially acknowledged, nor - or rarely - properly accounted for in France over the past forty years."... the study provides a vivid portrait, and an understanding 'from the inside' of a specific constituency at a very specific time.'Mediterranean Politics'For historians of contemporary France the interest of Evan's study is obvious - it casts new light on the bitter and divisive 'War Without a Name', which has resulted in the still unhealed 'Algerian S

Martin Evans University of Portsmouth

'An inspiring but sad book.'Socialist Review'Evans's first-hand interviews with French 'resisters' and even with some FLN members, and his thorough secondary research, make his study a valuable starting-point for unpacking the complicated strands of this historical moment'Continuity and Change'Evans's book makes a substantial and original contribution to the growing literature on resistance and memory in twentieth-century France.'European History Quarterly'It brings to life an episode which has never been officially acknowledged, nor - or rarely - properly accounted for in France over the past forty years."... the study provides a vivid portrait, and an understanding 'from the inside' of a specific constituency at a very specific time.'Mediterranean Politics'For historians of contemporary France the interest of Evan's study is obvious - it casts new light on the bitter and divisive 'War Without a Name', which has resulted in the still unhealed 'Algerian S