Pierre Boulat
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North African community in Paris - 1955
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At the beginning of the war in Algeria, the Metropolis led a hard life to North Africans. Corner of Chartres and Charbonnire in the neighborhood of La Goutte d'Or. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Arriving by plane from Algeria. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Checking papers before hiring -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Checking papers before hiring -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Haircut in a caf. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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French lesson. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Street Xavier Privas in the Latin Quarter where the BACT had his headquarters propaganda -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Face to face with the police at the corner of Chartres and Charbonnire in the neighborhood of La Goutte d'Or. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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In the Moor caf on street Maitre Albert. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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In a local caf de la Goutte d'Or -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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The belly dancer who is slipped a few notes in the bra. She tours cafs evernight. Here in Courbevoie with metalworkers. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Furtive glance towards a prostitute in the neighborhood of La Goutte d'Or. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Barter at the flea market, Porte de Saint Ouen- Paris. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Selling what is there to be sold in a street -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Body search in NanterreÕs slum. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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Chasing a man in the slum in Nanterre -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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18. In the slum of Nanterre. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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18. In the slum of Nanterre. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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18. In the slum of Nanterre. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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18. In the slum of Nanterre. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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In Billancourt, a bench for three and they take turns. -
North African community in Paris - 1955
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26. Mr Abdel Krim Bouzekkar, factory guard, was "successful". He brought his family and thanks to the Lending Aid Association for North African families he bought the apartment he will pay in 20 years.
North Africans in Paris
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In 1955, approximately 150,000 Algerians were living in France. They had come to compensate the lack of workers in the factories.With the beginning of the Independence War in Algeria, they raised the hatred, contempt and fear. Uprooted, exiled in a climate that was shivering, theywere assuming somehow unemployment and stigma and surviving in conditions of extreme poverty.
