Said Boualam (1906-1982) was an Algerian, born at Bône. He was an officer in the French Army, and the founder of the Front Algérie Française, a political and militant movement in favour of French Algeria.

He was elected a député during the Fifth Republic for Orléansville, for the party Regroupement national pour l'unité de la République (RNUR) in 1958. On 26 September 1959 he survived an attempted murder.

In 1960 he was responsible for the creation of the Front Algérie Française, which despite its rapid popularity was banned by the French government after less than a year. After the group was disbanded he retired to France in 1962. He died on 8 February 1982 at Mas-Thibert, about 18 km from Arles.

[edit] Works

• Mon pays, la France, éd. France Empire, Paris, 1962
• Les Harkis au service de la France, éd. France Empire, Paris, 1963
• L'Algérie sans la France, éd. France Empire, Paris, 1964

[edit] External links

• Fiche sur Saïd Boualam par l'Assemblee nationale (French)