'Epileptic - A Graphic Novel by David B.'

'epileptic is a graphical novel scripted by David B. that took devote in Europe, more or less of it in France amidst the 1960s-200s. In some of the novel, David who his real comprise is Pierre-François talked about the Algerian war and closely of the other wars that he heard of from his parents and his grandparents. Algeria is an Arab boorish in the Maghreb role of North Africa on the Mediterranean border where 90% of its prop is desert and also one of Frances longest-held all overseas territories. In the write up and according to David, Algeria is a desert fully of fortresses with legionnaires inside (B 14). Pierre-François sees the sylvan as a war stain that contains only drop farmingscapes filled with castles, soldiers and camels. The Algerian War or as they portend it the Algerian War of Independence, was amongst an realised french regular army and an irregular forces of the Algerian race who fought between 1954 and 1962.\nIssues between french and Al gerians were built since France colonise Algeria, on how the French treated its land and its people. The first fare was on how the French colonial proverb Algeria as a vast airfield of productive agrarian land that potentiometer be apply as a place for the European settlers who came from Europe. These people were cognise as particoloured noirs, or sullen Feet (Horne 51). They were situated along the coast and the of import cities of Algeria. The Muslims of Algeria saw how the variegated noirs were taking over their lands without giving them every of its profits and going them behind as the country is not theirs. These Settlers caused the native population to decline mainly because of diseases which the settlers brought into the country, and also the economic inequalities and unemployment among the Algerian Muslim population.\nPolitical subordination was another sheer in Algeria. As a French territory, Algeria would quickly suffer a consequence unto which the French constitution was inconclusive, France managed to develop and adjourn French and... '