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Kabyle

Member of any of a group of Berber peoples of Algeria and Tunisia. They are agriculturalists and live in villages ruled by assemblies of adult men. Smiths and butchers form separate caste groups. They served as Zouave in the colonial French forces. Many Kabyles took part in the fight for Algerian independence 1954–62. Their language belongs to the Afro-Asiatic family.



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The Imazighen, and the Kabyles in particular, represent a spirit of resistance not only to colonial powers but to social injustice, oppressive demagogues, and religious extremists.
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Unfortunately, the kabyles or tribes of the Rift, resentful of Spain but willing to live and let live so long as the Spanish stayed on the coast, actively, savagely, bloodily and fairly successfully resisted early Spanish moves.
 
 
 
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