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Women making carpets in Algiers, 1899 -
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Algiers café scene, 1899 -
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Playing chess in Algiers, 1899 -
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Luce Ben Aben, School of Arab embroidery, Algiers, 1899
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Sidi Okba Street, Algiers, 1922
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Dancers in Algiers, 1899 -
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A coffee house in Algiers, 1899-
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Algerian soldiers ('Spahis') cooking their meal in a village in Oise, France, 1917
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Algerian soldiers in the village of Noyon, Northern France, during the First World War -
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Algerians, serving in the French army during the First World War
American picture, made by photographers of the Underwood & Underwood Agency.
The caption reads that these soldiers are nicknamed Terrible Turcos.
The term Turcos was used not just for people from Turkey, but also for North-Africans.
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Portrait of an Algerian Fusilier, 1916
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An Algerian soldier on sentry duty, 1917 -
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Algerian cavalry bringing in German prisoners during the First World War -
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Algerian cavalry on parade during the First World War -
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First World War poster:
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"Charge of the Algerian Dragoons on the Belgian front, 1915" -
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Algerian Shops, a painting from 1895, by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933)
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Algerian girl selling pomegranates
by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905)
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A Street in Algeria, by Frederick Arthur Bridgman (1847-1928)
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