Letter written by General Auguste Sarrou to the Minister Jean Minjoz, Secretary of State for Labour and Social Security, concerning the suggestion aiming to appease Algeria.

General Auguste Sarrou

Letter written by General Auguste Sarrou to the Minister Jean Minjoz, Secretary of State for Labour and Social Security, concerning the suggestion aiming to appease Algeria adopting measures such as putting down Islamic fundamentalism, adapting Muslim societies to western civilization, introducing similar reforms in matter of law, culture and religion which have been adopted by Turkey under Atatürk and instilling French-Algerian national sentiment in the population.

On the letter backside there is a typewritten report concerning an overview of the situation in the UK focuses on economy development (Ingiliz Turist Endüstrisi [British tourist industry]), energy production and supply (Atom Endüstrisinde Tekamül [Evolution of atomic industry] Atlantiğin Dibinde Yatacak [Laying down on the Atlantic Ocean bottom]), goods industrial production (Insana Lüzum Yok [No needs for Human Beings], Insansız Büro [Office without employees]) and a miscellaneous of odd news (Otomobille 15,000 Mil [15,000 Miles by car], Köpek Balıklarına Karşı [Against sharks], Gemiler Kanatlandı [Ships with wings], Büyük Pul Sergisi [Great stamp exhibition], Pasaportsuz Seyahat [Journey without Passport], Emektarın Çilesi [Veteran’s troubles]). The document backside is only used by the author as draft paper.

1956-02-10

Fransızca

Istanbul

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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/31556

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20,5-33 cm, Handwritten

AFMSRDOC003003B1

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Rachel Adrienne Sarrou

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