Renowned Algerian Historian Mohamed Harbi Dies at 93 in Paris

Mohamed Harbi, a prominent Algerian historian, passed away on Thursday in Paris at the age of 93, according to an Algerian news agency citing family sources.

Harbi was regarded as one of Algeria's most influential intellectuals, known for his significant contributions to academic and political discourse. His work is closely associated with the struggle against French colonialism, and he was also vocal in critiquing political authoritarianism following Algeria's independence.

Algerian historian Ali Ghanoun shared on social media that Harbi's death resulted from pneumonia, praising his intellectual legacy and the enduring impact of his fight for justice and freedom.

With Harbi's passing, Algeria's cultural and political landscape loses a prominent advocate for liberty and justice, who dedicated his life to historical research and intellectual activism.