After 75 years of French colonialism, Tunisia gained independence in 1956. Beyond political negotiations, armed resistance played a key role: the Fellagha. Who were they, and why have they been forgotten?
Noemi Verducci lives in Italy and Tunisia. She holds a degree in Asian and African Studies and is the editor-in-chief for the SWANA region at Opinio Juris, a geopolitical magazine. She also collaborates with various magazines focusing on geopolitical and international affairs.
