The recognition of the memories related to Algeria by France:

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  • フランスによるアルジェリアに関連する記憶の承認
  • フランスによるアルジェリアに関連する記憶の承認 : 国立移民歴史館の事例を中心に
  • フランス ニ ヨル アルジェリア ニ カンレン スル キオク ノ ショウニン : コクリツ イミン レキシカン ノ ジレイ オ チュウシン ニ
  • ―国立移民歴史館の事例を中心に―
  • The case of the Cité Nationale de l'Histoire de l'Immigration

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The memories of French Algeria and the Algerian war of independence had been forgotten by French government for decades. Since the 1990's, however, monuments, laws and speeches began recognising memories related to that period. This article aims to understand why this change occurred. <br>  First, we will delve into the French context and examine how the memories of the Holocaust have been connected with those related to Algeria. The 1990's have also been a period during which immigrants became a “problem”: the “integration” of immigrants appeared as a solution. <br>  Secondly, we will study the case of the Cité Nationale de l'Histoire de l'Immigration, a museum devoted to the past of immigrants. By doing so, we will be able to understand that the recognition of memories does not necessarily involve the recognition of identities and that French government attempts to promote integration by recognising the memories of immigrants.

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