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| skos:altLabel | - Algeria
- military coup
- civil war
- Algerian conflict
- Total war
- bombing
- war
- war of liberation
- Civil War
- bloody civil war
- civil conflict
- Islamist insurgency
- 100,000 people were killed
- 1990s Civil War
- 1992 coup
- 1992 military coup
- Algeria's civil war
- Algerian Civil War (1991–2002)
- Algerian civil war
- Black Decade
- Civil War film
- Forced to resign
- Massacres during the Algerian Civil War
- black decade
- civil conflict in Algeria
- civil war erupted in Algeria
- civil war in Algeria
- civil war in the nineties
- large-scale massacres of villagers
- middle of the black decade
- unrest in Algeria
- violent confrontation
- Algerian Civil War#GIA destroyed, GSPC discontinues
- Algerian_Civil_War#Massacres_and_reconciliation,_1996–97
- Algerian_Civil_War#Military_coup_and_cancellation_of_elections,_1992
- civil war that was raging in their country of origin
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| clgo:combatant | - Brandbergen Mosque
- Al-Qaeda
- Finsbury Park Mosque
- FIS loyalists
- Supported by
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- Supported by:
- (alleged)
- *Takfir wal-Hijra
- *Afghan Arabs
- (pre-war)
- * Local militias
- *AIS(1994–99)
- *ANP
- *DRS
- *FIDA(until 1996)
- *FLN
- *General Union of Algerian Workers
- *LIDD(1997)
- *MEI(until 1994)
- *MIA(until 1994)
- *MIPD(1996–97)
- *MRI/Nahda
- *MSI/Hamas
- *OJAL(mid-1990s)
- *RND(from 1997)
- *Rally for Culture and Democracy
- *Socialist Forces Front
- EIJ(until 1995)
- GIA (from 1993)
- GSPC(from 1998)
- Libya(until 1995)
- Saudi private donors
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| clgo:result | - Government victory
- * GIA largely ceased to exist by 2002, adissident insurgencycontinued
- * FIS victory in1991 electioncancelled by military coup, formation of FIS loyalist guerrillas
- * AIS/FIS declare unilateral ceasefire in 1997 as a result of GIA'smassacres of civilians
- * Spillover to France withAir France Flight 8969&1995 France bombings
- * GIA radicals declare war on FIS in 1994 after negotiations with government
- * Civil war subsided after government amnesty peace plan in 2000
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| clgo:strength | - 10,000 (1996)
- 100,000–300,000 local militia fighters
- 124,000 (in 2001)
- 140,000 (1994)
- 2,000 (1992)
- 40,000 (1994)
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