• The Arab Bureaux (French: bureaux arabes) was a special section of colonial France's military in Algeria that was created in 1833 and effectively authorized...
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    administration, from this time until their elimination in the 1870s, were the bureaux arabes (Arab Bureaus), staffed by Arabists whose function was to collect information...
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    co-opting local tribes. In 1843 the colonists began supervising through bureaux arabes operated by military officials with authority over particular domains...
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    pacified region. They supervised local Muslim administrations and the "bureaux arabes". These areas were closed off to colonization by the Europeans. Napoleon...
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    Awlad Sidi Shaykh (category Arab tribes in Algeria)
    French expansion near Oran. It was triggered by officers of the Arab Bureau (bureaux arabes) who were insensitive to the traditions of the Awlad. One of...
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  • Opponents since 1750, 164. Jacques Fremeaux, Les Bureaux arabes dans l'Algérie de la conquête (The Arab Bureaus in Conquest Algeria), Paris, Denoel, 1993...
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    1949 in Europe, but later other regions followed suit. The Council of Bureaux (COB) maintains an international motor insurance card system in and around...
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    Bugeaud became governor general of Algeria in 1840, he reinstated the bureaux arabes, the main instrument to administer cooperative tribes during the insurgency...
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    başağa = chief commander), and was part of the administration of the Bureaux arabes.: 35  During the hardships of 1867, he gave his personal guarantee,...
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    in 1855. In 1856 he was granted a request to transfer to the Arab Bureaus (bureaux arabes), which had been created by Marshal Thomas Robert Bugeaud to...
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