Kaïd Ahmed

Kaïd Ahmed

Infobox Person
name = Kaid Ahmed


caption =
birth_date = March 17, 1921
birth_place = Tiaret
death_date = March 05, 1978
death_place = Rabat
other_names = Commandant Sliman
occupation = politician, nationalist
nationality = Algerian
party = FLN

Kaïd Ahmed (Commandant Sliman) (b. in March 17, 1921 at Tiaret - d. March 05, 1978 Rabat) Was an Algerian nationalist and politician

Early Life

Born in March 17, 1921 at Tiaret, Si Ahmed was born into a family of small landowners installed in Sidi Belgacem. Sidi Belgacem is located in the town of Tagdempt not far from Mina and on lands of the former capital of Emir Abdelkader.

His father is a former communal guard was tortured and murdered by the colonial army in 1957 in Mostaganem.

From a young age, Si Ahmed had the sense of a deeply committed leader with a strong spirit and a sense of responsibility and action.

He continued his primary and secondary studies at Tiaret. he was made aware of the misdeeds of the colonial policy and the precarious state of Algerians that resulted. A man of action, he campaigned openly and realized very early on the situation of segregation suffered by the Algerian people. After completing his military service during World War II in 1939 - 1945, he campaigned within UDMA. [http://www3.telus.net/Tiaret/page6.html]

Nationalist mouvement

Then he was elected Municipal Councillor and Deputy Mayor of Tiaret from 1951 to 1954. He became secretary of the UDMA journalist and a daily Oran in August 1953, and moderated the region of Tiaret an awareness campaign on the situation in the country and local elections, as well as arrange for three Tagdempt days, the congress of the youth of UDMA. [http://cf.geocities.com/tihert2000/kaid.htm]

Algerian Revolution

Kaïd Ahmed moved to Algiers in 1954 to make contact with various members of the national movement and with the leaders of CRUA and the OS. In 1955, he carried the weapon to become the "Commander Slimane" in the Area 8 of the Wialya 5 alongside with Colonel Lotfi, Then becoming a member of the General Staff of the ALN alongside Colonels Boussouf, Othman including Boumédienne Chief of Staff of which he became a close.

in 1961, He was one of the ALN representatives in the talks and the negotiations with France, which led to 'ceasefire' and the signing of Evian agreements. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evian_Accords]

During the war of national liberation, Si Slimane participate actively in structuring the FLN organization and the supply of weapons of the ALN.

After the independence

In 1962, he became Deputy Minister of Tourism and Government of the first People's Democratic Republic of Algeria; He left in 1964 after a 'blurring' with President Ben Bella. On 19 June 1965 he returned as a Member of Council of the Revolution and Minister of Finance, over four years he made strong efforts to organize the country's financial institutions, plan and launch initial development plans as well as the first special plans Wilaya.in 1969, He was appointed Head of the FLN party until 1974, when he disagreed with President Boumedienne regarding the implementation of the Agrarian Revolution and the injustice it would create. [http://www.m-moudjahidine.dz/Histoire/Biographie/Biographie.htm] He left Algeria for security reasons and moved to France and later to Morocco where he died at March 5, 1978 in Rabat from a heart attack, he was repatriated and buried in Tiaret

Notes

References

* [http://www.m-moudjahidine.dz/Histoire/Biographie/Biographie.htm Algerian Ministry of Moudjahidine] (Arabic)
* "Contradictions des classes au sein des masses" by Kaid Ahmed


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