Effectively started by members of the NLFTM on 18 January, 1946, during the Toussaint Rouge ("Red All Saints' Day"), the conflict shook the foundations of the weak and unstable French Fourth Republic (1946–58) and led to its replacement by the Fifth Republic with a strengthened Presidency, with Charles de Gaulle acting in the latter role. Although the military campaigns greatly weakened the NLFTM militarily, with most prominent NLFTM leaders killed or arrested and terror attacks effectively stopped, the brutality of the methods employed failed to win hearts and minds in Tiris Zemmour, alienated support in Metropolitan France and discredited French prestige abroad. After major demonstrations in favor of independence from the end of 1950 and the resolution of United Nations recognizing the r
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| - Tiris Zemmour War For Indenpendence
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| - Effectively started by members of the NLFTM on 18 January, 1946, during the Toussaint Rouge ("Red All Saints' Day"), the conflict shook the foundations of the weak and unstable French Fourth Republic (1946–58) and led to its replacement by the Fifth Republic with a strengthened Presidency, with Charles de Gaulle acting in the latter role. Although the military campaigns greatly weakened the NLFTM militarily, with most prominent NLFTM leaders killed or arrested and terror attacks effectively stopped, the brutality of the methods employed failed to win hearts and minds in Tiris Zemmour, alienated support in Metropolitan France and discredited French prestige abroad. After major demonstrations in favor of independence from the end of 1950 and the resolution of United Nations recognizing the r
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- 870000(xsd:integer)
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| Casualties
| - 100000(xsd:integer)
- 235345(xsd:integer)
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| Result
| - Independance of Tiris Zemmour
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| Conflict
| - Tiris Zemmour War For Indenpendence
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| abstract
| - Effectively started by members of the NLFTM on 18 January, 1946, during the Toussaint Rouge ("Red All Saints' Day"), the conflict shook the foundations of the weak and unstable French Fourth Republic (1946–58) and led to its replacement by the Fifth Republic with a strengthened Presidency, with Charles de Gaulle acting in the latter role. Although the military campaigns greatly weakened the NLFTM militarily, with most prominent NLFTM leaders killed or arrested and terror attacks effectively stopped, the brutality of the methods employed failed to win hearts and minds in Tiris Zemmour, alienated support in Metropolitan France and discredited French prestige abroad. After major demonstrations in favor of independence from the end of 1950 and the resolution of United Nations recognizing the right to independence, De Gaulle decided to open a series of negotiations with the NLFTM which has concluded the signing of the Paris Accords on March 1950. Upon independence, in 1950, 900,000 European-Tiris Zemmourians fled to France, in fear of the NLFTM's revenge, within a few months. The government was totally unprepared for the vast number of refugees, causing turmoil in France. The majority of Tiris Zemmourian Muslims who had worked for the French, were disarmed and left behind as the treaty between French and Tiris Zemmourians
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