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'''Mourad Kaouah''' (1919-1989) was a [[France|French]] politician and football player. He served as the deputy of [[Algiers]] from 1958 to 1962.<ref name="Spiaggia">{{citation |last=Spiaggia|first=Josette|year=2012|title=J'ai six ans: et je ne veux avoir que six ans |page=104|publisher=Editions du Félibre Laforêt|quote= Mourad Kaoua (par la suite député d'Alger de 1958 à 1962) d'origine turque...|isbn=2953100997}}.</ref> Thus, he was the only French [[Muslim]] deputy at the time.<ref name="Bouyarden">{{citation |last=Bouyarden|first=Salima|year=2013|chapter=Political participation of European Muslims in France and the United Kingdom |title=Muslim Political Participation in Europe|editor1-last=Nielsen|editor1-first=Jorgen|publisher=[[Edinburgh University Press]]|isbn=0748677534|page=106}}</ref> Kaouah was also a member of the right-wing French [[National Front (France)|National Front]] party. |
'''Mourad Kaouah''' (1919-1989) was a [[France|French]] politician and football player. He served as the deputy of [[Algiers]] from 1958 to 1962.<ref name="Spiaggia">{{citation |last=Spiaggia|first=Josette|year=2012|title=J'ai six ans: et je ne veux avoir que six ans |page=104|publisher=Editions du Félibre Laforêt|quote= Mourad Kaoua (par la suite député d'Alger de 1958 à 1962) d'origine turque...|isbn=2953100997}}.</ref> Thus, he was the only French [[Muslim]] deputy at the time.<ref name="Bouyarden">{{citation |last=Bouyarden|first=Salima|year=2013|chapter=Political participation of European Muslims in France and the United Kingdom |title=Muslim Political Participation in Europe|editor1-last=Nielsen|editor1-first=Jorgen|publisher=[[Edinburgh University Press]]|isbn=0748677534|page=106}}</ref> Kaouah was also a member of the right-wing French [[National Front (France)|National Front]] party. |
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However, his candidacy was unsuccessful in the 1984 elections.<ref>{{citation |last=Chebel d'Appollonia|first= A.|year=2015 |
However, his candidacy was unsuccessful in the 1984 elections.<ref>{{citation |last=Chebel d'Appollonia|first= A.|year=2015|title=Migrant Mobilization and Securitization in the US and Europe: How Does It Feel to Be a Threat?|publisher=[[Palgrave Macmillan]]|isbn=1137388056|page=120}}</ref> |
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A room in the Cercle Algérianiste Museum in [[Perpignan]] is named in his honour.<ref name="Aldrich"/> |
A room in the Cercle Algérianiste Museum in [[Perpignan]] is named in his honour.<ref name="Aldrich"/> |
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==Personal life== |
==Personal life== |
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Kaouah was born in [[Aumale]], [[France]],<ref name="Aldrich">{{citation |last=Aldrich|first=Robert|year=2004 |
Kaouah was born in [[Aumale]], [[France]],<ref name="Aldrich">{{citation |last=Aldrich|first=Robert|year=2004|title=Vestiges of Colonial Empire in France|publisher=[[Springer Science+Business Media|Springer]]|isbn=0230005527|page=223}}</ref> to an [[Algeria|Algerian]] family of Ottoman [[Turkish people|Turkish]] origin.<ref name="Spiaggia"/> |
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He died in [[Perpignan]].<ref name="Aldrich"/> |
He died in [[Perpignan]].<ref name="Aldrich"/> |
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Revision as of 14:28, 28 November 2020
Mourad Kaouah | |
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| Personal details | |
| Born | 11 April 1919 Aumale, France |
| Died | 7 October 1989 Perpignan, France |
| Citizenship | French |
| Political party | National Front |
| Occupation | politician, football player |
Mourad Kaouah (1919-1989) was a French politician and football player. He served as the deputy of Algiers from 1958 to 1962.[1] Thus, he was the only French Muslim deputy at the time.[2] Kaouah was also a member of the right-wing French National Front party. However, his candidacy was unsuccessful in the 1984 elections.[3]
A room in the Cercle Algérianiste Museum in Perpignan is named in his honour.[4]
Personal life
Kaouah was born in Aumale, France,[4] to an Algerian family of Ottoman Turkish origin.[1]
References
- ^ a b Spiaggia, Josette (2012), J'ai six ans: et je ne veux avoir que six ans, Editions du Félibre Laforêt, p. 104, ISBN 2953100997,
Mourad Kaoua (par la suite député d'Alger de 1958 à 1962) d'origine turque...
. - ^ Bouyarden, Salima (2013), "Political participation of European Muslims in France and the United Kingdom", in Nielsen, Jorgen (ed.), Muslim Political Participation in Europe, Edinburgh University Press, p. 106, ISBN 0748677534
- ^ Chebel d'Appollonia, A. (2015), Migrant Mobilization and Securitization in the US and Europe: How Does It Feel to Be a Threat?, Palgrave Macmillan, p. 120, ISBN 1137388056
- ^ a b c Aldrich, Robert (2004), Vestiges of Colonial Empire in France, Springer, p. 223, ISBN 0230005527