ALGIERS - SURRENDER

The transcript describes the situation in Algiers before the end of a rebellion. It highlights the rebels' futile attempts to break through military lines and reach barricades, mostly driven by young people. The lack of bloodshed is credited to Paris' strategic methods, including distributing leaflets via helicopters to encourage law and order. President de Gaulle's timely speech played a crucial role, leading to the rebels' eventual surrender after a week of chaos.

What was the main goal of the rebels in Algiers during the rebellion?

• To negotiate with the government

• To evacuate the city

• To break through the military cordon

• To establish a new government

What was the composition of the crowd involved in the rebellion?

• Mostly elderly citizens

• A mix of all age groups

• Mainly foreign nationals

• Predominantly youngsters

How did the army attempt to restore order in Algiers?

• By cutting off communication

• By deploying more troops

• By imposing a curfew

• By distributing leaflets from helicopters

What was the impact of President de Gaulle's speech?

• It caused international outrage

• It was brilliantly timed and expressed

• It was ignored by the rebels

• It led to more chaos

What marked the end of the rebellion in Algiers?

• The withdrawal of military forces

• The rebels' surrender

• A peace treaty

• The intervention of the United Nations