A Savage War of Peace: Algeria 1954-1962 (138 page)

Maltese,
51
,
58

Mandel, Georges,
86

Mandouze, André,
139

Manévy, Alain,
172–4
,
266

Mangin, Charles,
188

“Manifesto of the Algerian People”,
42–43

Mao Tse-tung,
228
,
328
,
405
; “fish in the water”,
103
,
166
,
220
,
338
,
490

Margaret, Princess,
365

Marighela, Carlos,
118
,
123

Marnia,
61
,
74
,
557

Marseillaise, La
,
211
,
285–6
,
291
,
295
,
340
,
453
,
542–3
,
561

Marseilles,
64
,
152
,
318
,
549–51

Marshall Aid,
67

Martel, Robert,
148–9
,
182
,
277
,
283–4
,
287
,
300
,
308
,
347
,
373
,
480–1

Martinique,
375
,
551

Marx, Karl,
407

Marxism,
74
,
132
,
404–7
,
477
,
559

Maspéro,
469

Maspétiol Report,
62–3
,
110

Masselot, Georges,
427
,
431–3
,
438
,
447
,
451–2
,
457
,
462

Massu, Jacques,
188–9
; thanked,
17
; arrives in Algiers,
149
; disgusted with mob,
151
; after Palestro,
153
; and Suez operation,
163
,
165
; compared to Salan,
179
; Godard and,
182
; and Battle of Algiers,
190–1
,
200
,
206–7
,
218
,
251
,
268
,
562
; and death of Ben M’hidi,
195
; on torture,
196
,
201
,
204–5
; Bollardière and,
202
; at Casino bombing,
209–10
; subsequent orders,
211
; victory,
218–20
; Allard and,
234
; and threatened strikes,
240
,
308
; and Bourguiba,
248
n; and Salan’s telegram,
282
; on
13
May,
285–8
; forms Committee of Public Safety,
286–287
; “sleek and fat”,
290
; reassures Muslims,
291
; plans intervention in France,
294–5
; Left prefers de Gaulle to,
297
; exemption from purge,
309
,
353
; Ducasse and,
324
; captures Azedine,
325
; and 10th Para Division,
334
,
360
,
527
; on regroupment,
338–9
; involved with “ultras”,
354–6
; Kempski interview (
bombe Massu
),
357
; recalled to France,
358
; Crépin and,
363
; loyalty to de Gaulle,
374
; on de Gaulle’s intentions,
377
; refuses to revolt,
438–9
,
442
; on Challe,
444
; and end of putsch,
462–3
; on peace agreements,
522
; and de Gaulle,
548
,
552

Massu, Madame,
439

Mathon, Colonel,
389
,
391
,
394

Mattei, Enrico,
242

Mau-Mau,
135
,
330

Mauriac, François,
232
,
291–2
,
315
,
416

Maurois, André,
11

Mayer, Colonel,
202

Mayer, Réné,
57
,
99
,
106

Meany, George,
244

Médéa,
252
,
387–9
,
410

Mehri, Abdelhamid,
226

Mélouza,
221–2
,
246
,
258

Melun,
394–7
,
400
,
405
,
408
,
411
,
415
,
417
,
421–2
,
435
,
463
,
466–8
,
473
,
509

Mendès-France, Pierre,
68
; thanked,
16
; and Blachette,
57
,
58
; and Chevallier,
58
,
87
; and Abbas,
85
; and Vaujour,
86
; visits America,
88
,
104
; and Tunisia,
98
,
130
,
529
; “
Ici, c’est la France
”,
98–9
,
108
,
249
,
545
; but pledged to “new deal”,
99
; and Aurès operations,
103
; and Soustelle,
105–6
,
109
,
117
,
122
; government falls,
106
,
546
; and Mollet government,
126
; and P.C.F.,
136
; and hijacking of Ben Bella,
160–1
; and torture,
197
; army view of,
219
,
268
; and
28
May rally,
297
; on de Gaulle,
377
; and cease-fire,
465
; and Buron,
511
; and Fouchet,
529

Mendjli, Ali,
412
,
468
,
476–7
,
509

Merbah, Moulay,
97

Méridional, Le
,
550

Mers-el-Kébir,
451
,
457
,
466
,
509
,
511
,
514–15
,
521
,
526
; “Soviet fleet at”,
12
,
404
,
443