Timeline of Anarchism in Northern Africa: Difference between revisions

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This is a timeline of various political, legal, military, social, economic and environmental events that have occurred in Northern Africa (compromising the states of Egypt, Sudan, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and Western Sahara) that are relevant to libertarian socialism.

Pre-1900s

1170BCE: Egyptians Strike
206BCE: Great Revolt of the Egyptians

1900s

1919: The Kantara Soldiers' Council
1919: Egyptian Revolution
1954: Algerian Revolution
1961: Putsch prevented in Algeria.
1962: Algerians successfully prevent the break out of a civil war.
1962: Algerian autogestion.
1977: Egyptian Bread Riots
1985: Numeiri dictatorship collapses in Sudan
1990: Moroccan General Strike
1992: Moroccan feminists
1999: First Sahrawi Intifada

2000s

2001: Black Spring (Algeria)
2001: Workers' Control of Lightbulb Factory (Egypt)
2006: Egyptian Textile Strike
2008: Workers' Control of Textile Factories (Egypt)
2008: Egyptian General Strike
2009: Aminatou Haidar
2010: Arab Spring
- 2010: Tunisian Revolution
- 2011: Algeria
- 2011: Egyptian Revolution
- 2011: Sudan
- 2011: Libya
- 2011: Morocco

2018: Second Arab Spring
- 2018: Tunisian Protests
- 2018: Sudanese Revolution
- 2019: Algerian Protests
- 2019: Egyptian Protests

See Also

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