Europeans flee Algeria during civil war

The transcript discusses the ongoing violence and terror in Algeria as the country approaches a vote on independence. It highlights the actions of secret army followers and the conviction of General Raoul Salin for treason, which have not deterred the terror campaign. Many Europeans, particularly French, are fleeing Algeria, leaving behind their homes. The transcript also touches on the fear and uncertainty faced by Algeria's European population regarding the future.

What has been the impact of General Raoul Salin's conviction on the terror campaign in Algeria?

• It has completely stopped the campaign.

• It has slowed down the campaign significantly.

• It has had little effect on the campaign.

• It has intensified the campaign.

What is the main reason for the European exodus from Algeria?

• Economic opportunities abroad

• Fear of violence and uncertainty

• Better living conditions elsewhere

• Political pressure from other countries

How many Europeans have fled Algeria since April 1st?

• 25,000

• 100,000

• 10,000

• 50,000

What is the expected outcome of the Muslim vote on independence?

• The vote will be postponed.

• The outcome is uncertain.

• They will vote in favor of independence.

• They will vote against independence.

What are the fears of Algeria's European population regarding the future?

• They fear economic collapse.

• They fear losing their cultural identity.

• They fear the outcome of the Muslim vote.

• They fear political instability in Europe.