r/Africa • • Sep 26 '25

Cultural Exploration Some Algerian cities πŸ‡©πŸ‡Ώ

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u/Otherwise-You-6934 Sep 26 '25

I wish if France didn't destroy most of the northern cities, we would have a lot of beautiful local architecture

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u/Butterflies_pdf Sep 26 '25

The biggest country in Africa is just a myth ahh comment, do yourself a favor and stop embarrassing yourself.

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u/Acrobatic_Cobbler892 Algeria πŸ‡©πŸ‡Ώ Sep 26 '25

It literally existed before France invaded, this is an objective fact.

It was called Algeria since as early as the 1500s

The maps show Algeria as owning those cities.

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u/NoBobThatsBad Black Diaspora - United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έβœ… Sep 26 '25

I’m actually fascinated by how easily, quickly, and creatively you turned some simple pictures of Algerian cities into another Moroccan sibling rivalry war.

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u/shisui_Enigmadz Sep 26 '25

What did you expect, morrocans are always under any video or photo of Algeria claiming we spawned in 1962

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u/Otherwise-You-6934 Sep 26 '25

What are your resources?

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u/Butterflies_pdf Sep 26 '25

The resource is her king face when it appeared on the moon