FWD: "Electric News in Colonial Algeria Book" by Arthur Asseraf

Mahdi digs into the history of the telegraph in Colonial Algeria.Mahdi is currently an M.A candidate at the NYU Kevorkian Center. He was served as DC team member before becoming our NYC ambassador in 2020.

Note: Mahdi is not an expert on this subject but is sharing information in the hopes of spurring interest in the subject.

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FWD: "Electric News in Colonial Algeria Book" by Arthur Asseraf

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