The Berlin Conference and the Bombardment of Algiers 1830 Part 5

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In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the Battle of Staouëli, the pivotal clash that decided the French invasion of Algeria in 1830. They discuss the tactics of General de Bourmont, the resistance of the Algerian forces under Agha Ibrahim, and the impact of the janissaries and Barbary corsairs. The conversation also covers the aftermath: the capture of Algiers, the exile of Dey Hussein, and the looting of the Casbah. This episode provides a fresh angle on the conquest, focusing on the military engagement and its consequences. #BattleOfStaouëli #Algiers1830 #GeneralDeBourmont #DeyHussein #Janissaries #BarbaryCorsairs #Casbah #CharlesX #FrenchColonialism #AlgerianResistance #AghaIbrahim #BattleOfAlgiers #NorthAfricanHistory #19thCenturyWarfare #ColonialHistory #FexingoHistory #History #Podcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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