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- The North Africans, Arab and Muslim have inherited bitter memories of colonialism and, for Algerians, of a savage war of liberation. They, and Black African immigrants, have been housed mostly in projects that encircle the big cities, but are not really part of them.
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- The Communists claimed to be anti-imperialist, and even abstained from using Russian nationalist tropes it was easy for Russians to think the Soviet Union was all the same homeland. That's where the popular confusion in Russia comes from.
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