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Mustapha Saadaoui is a Professor-Researcher at the University of Bouira. He directs the "Local History, Collective Memory, and New Approaches" laboratory and also serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the journal El Omrane El Bachari. He is a member of several research projects and the author of numerous academic studies and publications. Among his recent works is a book entitled La Wilaya III dans la Révolution algérienne : histoire sociale des villages insurgés (1954-1962) (Wilaya III in the Algerian Revolution: A Social History of Insurgent Villages (1954-1962)), published in two volumes in 2022.

Mohamed Belhadj is a Professor-Researcher at the University of Oran 1 Ahmed Ben Bella, specializing in modern and contemporary history. He is also a member of the wilaya bureau of the National Organization of Moudjahidine. His research focuses primarily on questions related to national memory and local history, with scholarly contributions dedicated to the study of contemporary Algerian history and the preservation of national historical memory

Research Director in the Department of Socio-Anthropology at the CRASC, History and Memory. She specialises in modern and contemporary history, and her research falls within the field of the humanities, focusing on the study of historical issues and social memory.

Fatima Zohra Djeddid is a permanent researcher at the Centre for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran, Algeria. Her research is situated within the field of social sciences, particularly the socio-anthropology of history and memory. Her work focuses on religious phenomena, institutions producing religious knowledge in Algeria, and the transformations of religious practices and authority, with particular interest in women’s religious guidance and the role of women in religious spaces.

A Senior Research Fellow (Section B), permanent researcher at the National Center for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran, a position he has held since 2015.
He obtained a Master’s degree in Modern and Contemporary History from the University of Sidi Bel Abbès in 2015, with a dissertation entitled: “Algeria and Mediterranean Issues during the Reigns of Sultan Bayezid II and Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent”, within the framework of the project “Algeria and the Mediterranean World during the Ottoman Period”.
He also holds a Doctorate in Sciences in Modern and Contemporary History from the University of Tlemcen, with a thesis entitled: “The Moriscos and Religious Testaments in Spain in the Light of the Aljamiado Manuscripts from 1526 to 1640”.

Research Professor in the Department of Socio-Anthropology of History and Memory at CRASC. She specialises in history, and her research falls within the field of the humanities, focusing on the study of history, collective memory and social transformations linked to historical contexts.