Algerian forces

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Algerian forces were the local military and resistance groups that opposed the French invasion and subsequent colonization of Algeria in the 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military organization
resistance movement
activeIn 19th century
composedOf cavalry units
infantry units
local militias
religious brotherhood fighters
tribal levies
conflict French conquest of Algeria NERFINISHED
country Algeria
goal expulsion of French forces
preservation of Algerian autonomy
hadLeader Ahmed Bey of Constantine NERFINISHED
Emir Abdelkader NERFINISHED
local tribal chiefs
ideology defense of Islamic land
resistance to foreign rule
language Arabic
Berber languages NERFINISHED
legacy symbol of early Algerian resistance to colonialism
operatedIn Algiers region NERFINISHED
Constantine region NERFINISHED
Kabylie NERFINISHED
Oran region NERFINISHED
high plateaus of Algeria
opponent French Army NERFINISHED
French colonial authorities NERFINISHED
opposed French colonization of Algeria
French invasion of Algeria NERFINISHED
organizedAround religious networks
tribal structures
religion Islam
status eventually defeated by French conquest
supportedBy Sufi brotherhoods NERFINISHED
rural Algerian population
tactic ambushes
hit-and-run attacks
sieges of French positions
timePeriod from 1830
through mid-19th century
usedWarfareType conventional warfare
guerrilla warfare
usedWeapon artillery (limited)
lances
muskets
swords

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Battle of Staouéli opponent Algerian forces
this entity surface form: Ottoman-Algerian forces
Battle of Staouéli primaryDefender Algerian forces
this entity surface form: Algerian-Ottoman forces