Monique Hervo
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Monique Hervo (1929 – 20 March 2023) was a French writer and activist.[1][2]
She lived from 1959 to 1971 with Algerian immigrant workers and their families in the Folie shantytown in Nanterre, and demonstrated alongside them on October 17, 1961. She participated in the founding of the Immigrant Information and Support Group ( GISTI) and has been involved for several years at Cimade on the issue of poor housing and the rights of foreigners. She later bears witness to the unsanitary living conditions imposed on immigrant populations and the brutality of police repression in the context of the Algerian war in France. His photographs, notes and recordings consistently feed the history and memory of the slums and the struggle for Algerian independence in France.
Publications[edit]
- Monique Hervo et Marie-Ange Charras (1971). Bidonvilles: l'enlisement. Cahiers Libres. ISBN 9782348032714. Search this book on
- Monique Hervo (2001). Nanterre en guerre d'Algérie: chroniques du bidonville, 1959-1962. Éditions du Seuil. ISBN 9782330012854. Search this book on
- Monique Hervo (2016). Notes pour servir l'histoire des bidonvilles. Ressouvenances. ISBN 9782845051966. Search this book on
References[edit]
- ↑ Monique Hervo, Militante et amie de la révolution Algérienne, n'est plus ! Script error: The function "in_lang" does not exist.
- ↑ https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/sur-les-traces-de-monique-hervo-a-la-source-d-une-histoire-algerienne-de-france-9294474
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