The Rise of Amazigh Nationalism and National Consciousness in North Africa:
U.S.
Defense Intelligence Assessment document, unclassified.
Prepared by Dr. Larry A. Barrie, Strategic Studies Detachment,
4th Psychological Operations Group (Airborne). The term "Amazigh" used in this study is the preferred term for the Berber people of North Africa. The still widely used ethnolinguistic word "Berber" is disliked because of its pejorative and demeaning character--it implies that the person so called is "barbarian" in every sense of the word. "Berber" derives from the Greek word "barbaroi," denoting one who did not speak Greek but babbled unintelligibly and was thus a barbarian. The Romans and Byzantines continued this use of the term. During and after the Arab invasions of the seventh century, the Arabs followed the Greco-Roman practice and referred to the indigenous peoples they encountered as "barbar." The French and English speakers adopted "Berber" and "Berber" coined the word "Barbary," implying that the inhabitants were indeed barbarians.
Tamazgha Toponame
Toponymie is a science which studies places names (toponymes). It seeks their meaning, their etymology, but also their transformation throughout the centuries. We deal here with the toponymie of Tamazgha (North Africa):
Toponame: Senhaja Explication: (près de sefrou) : c’est un terme qui provient de l’arabisation du teme : Aznag : le brun. C’est de ce nom que provient le terme « M’zenneg » (rougire) dans la darija.
Anyone who wishes to include an article to help educate people about the Amazigh--the language, culture, the people's struggles for the right to self-identification in North Africa--is welcome and encouraged to send the document to info@amazighWorld.org (read more)
The Amazighs of Algeria: To be at the encounter with the History In Algeria, the Amazighs and particularly the Kabyles, have always expressed their rejection of the Algerian system of governance, led by one of the last and most archaic military junta, whose methods of government are composed of abuse of power, repression, corruption, embezzlement of public funds, violations of human rights and freedoms.... Full story
The Lost Treasure of King Juba In 1982, an amateur treasure hunter, Russell E. Burrows, found a remote cave near his hometown of Olney in southern Illinois. After advancing through a 500-foot-long tunnel lined with oil lamps, he discovered several chambers filled with ancient weapons, gold sarcophagi, jewels, and stone tablets depicting Roman soldiers, ...... Full story
COP 25 in Madrid: Call for mobilization Initially planned for December 2 to 13, 2019 in Santiago de Chile, the 25th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 25) will finally take place on the same dates in Madrid. ... Full story
Amazigh Flag Day The Amazigh flag was adopted by Amazighs from all Tamazgha countries and the diaspora at the 1st General Assembly of the Amazigh World Congress, held in Tafira, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, on August 30, 1997. ... Full story
Agad n tidt
The literary and poetic Amazigh field has been enriched recently by the publication of a new collection of poems by the poet Taieb Amgroud.
This collection entitled "agad n tidt" or the egg of truth comprising 31 poems on 60 pages is the second for the author after "inagan" which is being published by Ircam.
THOSE ARE descriptions of this collection of poems:
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Who took power over Morocco? Here is a video about the Moroccan Health Minister Madame Yasmina Badou of the Family of prime minister. She couldn't stop laughing while she had to answer a deputy's question about the Leishmaniose disease common and sometimes epidemic in the region of Tafilalt Morocco. This gives you an idea about who's in charge of arabe government who took power over Morocco.
Silence in North Afrique we arabize Amazigh poeple, the process work perfectly it can sound genocide but in the name of Allah all thing is ok, . In Morocco ; In Algeria ; In Lybia-Siwa
North Africa
Arabization and linguistic politics in North Africa : in Morocco ; Algeria ; in Tunisia. Poeples in North Africa must always assume arabic face identity that we impose ?
Arabisme, what that that means?
Manifeste d'arabisation du Maroc du 23 Mai 1970. Les 493 intelectuels et hommes politiques de la gauche et de droite qui avaient demandé la déstruction d'un patrimoine de l'humanité qui est l'identité Amazighe!!
Berber Dahir
Pour mieux comprendre l'histoire du Maroc lire ce dossier spécial sur l'avant et l'aprés le dahir dit berbére. De 1914 à 2003 des documents historiques inédits. Les protégés de la France, l'angleterre, le wahabisme, le dahir de my youssef de 1914 et celui de Med V de 1930 .. ect
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U.S.
Defense Intelligence Assessment document, unclassified.
Prepared by Dr. Larry A. Barrie, Strategic Studies Detachment,
4th Psychological Operations Group (Airborne).
Toponymie is a science which studies places names (toponymes). It seeks their meaning, their etymology, but also their transformation throughout the centuries. We deal here with the toponymie of Tamazgha (North Africa):
Send a post-card to your friends with amzigh music 
Since the fall of Gaddafi's regime, Libya has been embroiled in a civil war that has left thousands dead, wounded and displaced. Many infrastructures including schools, homes, hospitals, airports and roads have been destroyed or severely damaged. The country is in an advanced state of disrepair.
In Algeria, the Amazighs and particularly the Kabyles, have always expressed their rejection of the Algerian system of governance, led by one of the last and most archaic military junta, whose methods of government are composed of abuse of power, repression, corruption, embezzlement of public funds, violations of human rights and freedoms.
In 1982, an amateur treasure hunter, Russell E. Burrows, found a remote cave near his hometown of Olney in southern Illinois. After advancing through a 500-foot-long tunnel lined with oil lamps, he discovered several chambers filled with ancient weapons, gold sarcophagi, jewels, and stone tablets depicting Roman soldiers, ...
Initially planned for December 2 to 13, 2019 in Santiago de Chile, the 25th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 25) will finally take place on the same dates in Madrid. 
The Amazigh flag was adopted by Amazighs from all Tamazgha countries and the diaspora at the 1st General Assembly of the Amazigh World Congress, held in Tafira, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, on August 30, 1997. 
On 19 June 2019, General Gaid Salah, head of the Algerian army, decided outside any legal framework to ban Amazigh flags during the popular demonstrations currently taking place in Algeria. In the following days, 41 people carrying the Amazigh flag were arrested and imprisoned in various Algerian prisons.
The literary and poetic Amazigh field has been enriched recently by the publication of a new collection of poems by the poet Taieb Amgroud.
This collection entitled "agad n tidt" or the egg of truth comprising 31 poems on 60 pages is the second for the author after "inagan" which is being published by Ircam.
THOSE ARE descriptions of this collection of poems:
Arabization and linguistic politics in North Africa : in 
Choisir un prénom pour votre bébé 
