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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.		Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.		Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.		Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.

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 == Introduction ==
 Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.
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 [[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-5.xhtml#footnote-000-backlink|2]]. Adolfo Gilly is an Argentine journalist who writes for several publications in Latin America, Italy, France and the United States. He is the author of the MR Press book, <span class="CharOverride-3">Inside the Cuban Revolution</span>. This introduction was translated from the Spanish by Nell Salm.
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 == [[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-4.xhtml# idTextAnchor000|Preface]] ==
 The Algerian war will soon be entering its sixth year. No one among us in November 1954, no one in the world, suspected that after sixty months of fighting, French colonialism would still not have released its clutch and heeded the voice of the Algerian people.

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	== Contents ==		== Contents ==
	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-5.xhtml# idTextAnchor001\|~~Introduction]]		Introduction

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-6.xhtml# idTextAnchor002\|~~<span class="CharOverride-6">Preface</span>]]		<span class="CharOverride-6">Preface</span>

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-7.xhtml# idTextAnchor003\|~~<span class="CharOverride-6">I.</span>]] <span class="CharOverride-6">Algeria Unveiled</span>		<span class="CharOverride-6">I.</span> <span class="CharOverride-6">Algeria Unveiled</span>

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-7.xhtml# idTextAnchor004\|~~Appendix]]		Appendix

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-8.xhtml# idTextAnchor005\|~~<span class="CharOverride-6">2.</span>]] <span class="CharOverride-6">This Is the Voice of Algeria</span>		<span class="CharOverride-6">2.</span> <span class="CharOverride-6">This Is the Voice of Algeria</span>

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-9.xhtml# idTextAnchor006\|~~<span class="CharOverride-6">3.</span>]] <span class="CharOverride-6">The Algerian Family</span>		<span class="CharOverride-6">3.</span> <span class="CharOverride-6">The Algerian Family</span>

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-10.xhtml# idTextAnchor007\|~~<span class="CharOverride-6">4.</span>]] <span class="CharOverride-6">Medicine and Colonialism</span>		<span class="CharOverride-6">4.</span> <span class="CharOverride-6">Medicine and Colonialism</span>

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-11.xhtml# idTextAnchor008\|~~<span class="CharOverride-6">5.</span>]] <span class="CharOverride-6">Algeria’s European Minority</span>		<span class="CharOverride-6">5.</span> <span class="CharOverride-6">Algeria’s European Minority</span>

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-11.xhtml# idTextAnchor009\|~~Appendix]] I		Appendix I

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-11.xhtml# idTextAnchor010\|~~Appendix]] II		Appendix II

	~~[[Library:A Dying Colonialism#9780802162243-12.xhtml# idTextAnchor011\|~~<span class="CharOverride-6">Conclusion</span>]]<div class="_idGenObjectStyleOverride-1">		<span class="CharOverride-6">Conclusion</span><div class="_idGenObjectStyleOverride-1">
	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.		Revolution is mankind’s way of life today. This is the age of revolution; the “age of indifference” is gone forever. But the latter age paved the way for today; for the great masses of mankind, while still suffering the greatest oppression and the greatest affronts to their dignity as human beings, never ceased to resist, to fight as well as they could, to live in combat. The combatant dignity of humanity was maintained in an unbreakable though not always visible line, in the depths of the life of the masses and in the uninterrupted fight—slandered, attacked, but alive in the very center of history—of little revolutionary vanguards bound to this profound human reality and to its socialist future, and not to the apparent omnipotence of great systems.

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