Politicians Who Betray The 1, November Revolution Will Be Unveiled By History

French authorities are responsible for standing against the settlement of the outstanding memory files between the two countries,and the “leaders” of Paris procrastinated in dealing with the demand of the Algerian authorities to retrieve the skulls of martyrs of the resistance revolution that are displayed in the Musée de l’Homme in Paris, which dates back to a century and a half of time, War Veterans Minister, Tayeb Zitouni, said on the sideline of his participation in the school day, that was organized at the Nation’s Council, on Sunday, under the title “Algerian Diplomacy…From Self Determination to Delivering Peace”.

“Algeria will not give up its demand for the retrieval of the skulls of the resistance martyrs, and there is a real will to bury them in Algeria, although the French party’s evasion and the lack of seriousness in dealing with this issue, which they described as technical”.

“There is a coordination between the Foreign Ministry services, which authorized the Ambassador of Algeria to France to pursue the case and organize meetings with the French side to accelerate the recovery of the skulls of martyrs”.

If Tayeb Zitouni refused to throw himself into the war of words between politicians and the mujahideen (war veterans), and comment on what was uttered by the former General Secretary of FLN, Amar Saadani, toward a group of Mujahideen, and even when he accused Abdelaziz Belkhadem and his family of “treason”, he said in reply to Echorouk question he said colloquially; “Every one knows the tomb of his mother”, adding: “Gossip will be unveiled later”.

“Positive side is overshadowing the negative, with respect to the revolution, while the political side has certain circumstances. We do not interfere in politics, but the history of Algeria is for everyone and has a common goal, so we always insist on the need to rewrite history by historians and the Mujahideen (war veterans), and even the officers”.

“Even in the revolution, there are no angels, but the majority of Algerians love their country”.