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The 17 pages that link to Algerian independence, each with the reason it gives.

• Algerian WarBroader topic: It was the war's central outcome and the foundation of the postcolonial Algerian state.

• French AlgeriaBroader topic: Independence ended French Algeria and prompted a major exodus of settlers.

• French UnionBroader topic: Algeria’s independence marked a decisive break with the Union’s imperial framework.

• National Liberation FrontRelated: Independence fulfilled the FLN’s central wartime objective.

• Battle of AlgiersRelated: The campaign weakened France's claim to govern Algeria, though independence came years later.

• Evian AccordsRelated: The agreements set the conditions that brought French rule to an end.

• Algerian nationalismBroader topic: It fulfilled the movement’s central demand for sovereignty.

• Ferhat AbbasBroader topic: Independence fulfilled the national objective Abbas’s wartime government pursued.

• May 1958 crisisRelated: The crisis brought de Gaulle back to power, but his government ultimately accepted independence.

• AlgeriaBroader topic: Independence established the country’s present political sovereignty.

• Messali HadjRelated: Independence fulfilled Hadj’s central political aim, though his movement did not lead the victorious struggle.

• Houari BoumédièneNarrower topic: The new state created the political setting for Boumédiène’s military ascent.

• Abdelaziz BouteflikaRelated: Independence opened the political institutions in which Bouteflika built his early career.

• Gillo PontecorvoRelated: Pontecorvo’s film became closely associated with the history and memory of this struggle.

• Raoul SalanRelated: Salan’s revolt sought to prevent the outcome that his government ultimately accepted.

• Family law reform in Morocco and AlgeriaRelated: Post-independence state-building preceded the 1984 family code and its later amendment.

• History of AlgeriaBroader topic: Independence created the state whose subsequent political history forms the modern period.