On March 18, 1962, the Évian Accords paved the way for Algeria’s independence from France after more than seven years of a gruesome war. Sixty years on, the wounds of that bloody conflict are still deep, on both sides of the divide. FRANCE 24 spoke to Algerians and French nationals scarred by the war.
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