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  1. 7th February 2004 22:03 #1
    RaiRai
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    hello

    does anybody know any good homepage about the war between Algeria and France?

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  2. 9th February 2004 01:03 #2
    BUSHRA2
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    Talking Here you should find a lot of info on the war:

    http://reference.allrefer.com/countr...algeria26.html


    RaiRai, how have you been. No news yet about the whereabout of my brother-in-law. My family and I will always be grateful for that contact info you gave me/us. How's Sweden treating you these days :-). I hope your Eid was nice.

    Salaam
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  3. 9th February 2004 01:06 #3
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    Question They're questions :-)

    I put periods when I asked you how you're doing and about Sweden---they're questions (? )


    Salaam
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  4. 9th February 2004 19:22 #4
    RaiRai
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    Hi!

    Thanx for the site!
    I m doing a project about the war, but there´s so little info about it and no books in swedish...So I have to search after every thing in the net.

    the only thing that´s missing in Sweden is more algerians!
    My Eid was an ordinaty schoolday

    I hope u´ll find ur brother in law some day!
    How´s life in Spain?

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  5. 11th February 2004 06:29 #5
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    Talking Spain

    It has its good and bad---like anywhere else in this world. Overall it has its charm, and the people can be very friendly and helpful at times. Yes, Sweden and all the world needs LOTS of Algerians. As you know I'm not Algerian, but my husband is and he tells me that I look Algerian, act and cook like an Algerian woman---I'll take that as a compliment .

    Hey any news as of late, on what Cheb Mami and Khalid are up to?

    Salaam
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  6. 13th February 2004 18:27 #6
    RaiRai
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    The only thing I know is that Khaled is going to release an album soon, u can read more about it in the music section...
    Are u going to cook some shorba today or maybe tadjin el zittoun
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  7. 15th February 2004 17:53 #7
    BUSHRA2
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    Talking Chorba

    Salaam RaiRai. To be honest after the last Eid, which was packed of Algerian and Moroccan food, I've been making meals more from Asia, Italian, or of other cultures. I love North African food, but like a variety of dishes from around the world. BTW, does Sweden have a special dish? I know of those pretty Scandavian stacked cakes, but what else? Is the food bland...basically no flavor as the English can be? I remember when I first went to the UK and ate out and thought that it's impossible people eat these dishes and like them . Even in Spain some of the local cuisine can be horrible---not well seasoned.


    This is turning into the food/recipe forum


    Take care sister
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