Challe Plan
French strategic offensive during the Algerian War
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Challe Plan
French strategic offensive during the Algerian War
Challe Plan (French: Plan Challe), also known as Challe Offensive, was the codename of a strategic offensive carried out by France in 1959–1961 during the Algerian War. Named after the French general in command, Maurice Challe, the plan resulted in French troops regaining control over much of northern Algeria, weakening the National Liberation Army (ALN) forces for a while and marking a point of maximal French military dominance during the war.
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Challe Plan (French: Plan Challe), also known as Challe Offensive, was the codename of a strategic offensive carried out by France in 1959–1961 during the Algerian War. Named after the French general in command, Maurice Challe, the plan resulted in French troops regaining control over much of northern Algeria, weakening the National Liberation Army (ALN) forces for a while and marking a point of maximal French military dominance during the war. Despite some military successes, the Plan failed to achieve its objective, the ALN was not defeated and the cause for Algerian self-determination had only grown more popular, both domestically in France and internationally.
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