The Question
by Henri Alleg
Henri Alleg's 'The Question' offers a compelling personal testimony of arrest, interrogation, and torture during the Algerian struggle against French rule. As a dedicated journalist, Alleg details the physical and psychological trials he endured, providing an essential perspective on the human cost of colonial conflict and resistance.
About This Book
The Question, authored by Henri Alleg, provides a direct and unflinching narrative based on the author's personal experiences during a period of intense conflict.
As a journalist and editor, Alleg recounts the events that led to his arrest and the subsequent ordeals he faced in custody.
The book sheds light on the methods employed by authorities during interrogations in the context of the Algerian War of Independence.
Through its raw detail, it serves as a historical document highlighting human endurance amid oppression.
Alleg's account remains a significant voice in discussions of colonial history and the ethics of warfare.
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