Declaration of War
More than 160,000 people are killed between 17 January 1992 and June 2002
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1992 in Algeria
Explore 15 historical events and records for Algeria in 1992.
Historical records for Algeria in 1992
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January
June
Assassination of Muhammad Boudiaf
Assassinated at a political rally by the FIS after commanding them to disband
Death of Muhammad Boudiaf
Assassinated at a political rally by the FIS after commanding them to disband
Other events (month unknown)
Constitution of Algeria
The miliitary forces President Bendjedid to resign and bans all political parties based on religion (including the Islamic Salvation Front)
Constitution of Algeria
The miliitary forces President Bendjedid to resign and bans all political parties based on religion (including the Islamic Salvation Front)
Constitution of Algeria
The miliitary forces President Bendjedid to resign and bans all political parties based on religion (including the Islamic Salvation Front)
Coup
The military takes control of the Government
Declaration of War
A political conflict ensues, leading Algeria into the violent Algerian Civil War
Declaration of War
The country descends into a period of civil war, between the military Government and Islamic guerrilas
Declaration of War
The country descends into a period of civil war, between the military Government and Islamic guerrilas
Election
The miliitary forces President Bendjedid to resign and bans all political parties based on religion (including the Islamic Salvation Front)
Election
The miliitary forces President Bendjedid to resign and bans all political parties based on religion (including the Islamic Salvation Front)
President of Algeria
Appointed President of Algeria after the assassination of Boudiaf
Resignation of Benjedid Chadli
The miliitary forces President Bendjedid to resign and bans all political parties based on religion (including the Islamic Salvation Front)
Resignation of Benjedid Chadli
The miliitary forces President Bendjedid to resign and bans all political parties based on religion (including the Islamic Salvation Front)
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