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Stanislas Hutin, Who Denounced Torture in France’s Algerian War, Dies at 95

NYT World Wednesday 23 September 2026, 15:44 UTC By Adam Nossiter 1 min read
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He was among the first to chronicle the French force’s systematic abuse of Algerians, brutal encounters that he documented in his journal and with his photography.

He was among the first to chronicle the French force’s systematic abuse of Algerians, brutal encounters that he documented in his journal and with his photography.
Stanislas Hutin (PERSON) France (LOCATION) Algerian War (EVENT) French (ORG) Algerians (ORG)
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