Ouled Belhadj - Izeria

Ouled Belhadj est un quartier qui fait partie de la commune de Saoula et de la banlieue sud d'Alger en Algérie. Ouled Belhadj fue nombrada así por la familia Belhadj, una familia muy grande que, era mayoritariamente la familia que vivía allí. Cuando los franceses colonización Argelia, varios de la familia se vieron obligados a cambiar de apellido y unos pocos mantenieron su apellido.

1. Histoire

Cette cité est créée lors du découpage administratif par la commune de Saoula en juillet 1984.

1. Culture et habitat


1. = Tradition et patrimoine =


1. Religion


1. = Mosquées =

Mosquée Mosayb Bnou Omayr Mosquée Abou Bakr Assediq

1. Industries


1. Notes et références


1. Liens externes

Site officiel Portail d'Alger

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Saoula

Saoula is a suburb of the city of Algiers in northern Algeria. It is one of the five municipalities in the Bir Mourad Raïs District. Saoula's name most likely comes from two Arabic words: saha, which means "open place", and oula, which means "first". This literally translates to "first open place". Saoula is home to WB Saoula, a football team that plays in the fourth tier of the Algerian Football League system. WB Saoula plays at the Stadium of Saoula, which in 2012 has been renovated to include more seats and artificial turf installed. The municipality of Saoula serves as a gateway to larger parts of Algiers, most notably Birkhadem.

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Tixeraïne

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Birkhadem

Birkhadem or Bir Khadem (Arabic: بئر خادم) is a commune in Algiers Province and a suburb of the city of Algiers in northern Algeria. As of the 2008 census, it had a population of 77,749.

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NUR Reactor

NUR Reactor is an open pool research reactor at Centre de Dévéloppement des Techniques Nucléaires in Algiers. Built by INVAP, it is 1MWt and based on RA-6. It achieved first criticality in April 1989.

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Bentalha massacre

In the village of Bentalha (Arabic: بن طلحة), located 15 km (9.3 mi) south of Algiers, an incident occurred on the night of 22–23 September 1997, where a significant number of villagers were killed by armed guerrillas. According to Amnesty International, over 200 villagers were killed. Different sources have reported varying numbers of deaths, with estimates ranging from 85 (the initial official estimate) to 400 (The Economist) to 417 (independent sources).

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