The outcome of the struggle for independence in Algeria was a long and brutal conflict, culminating in its liberation from French colonial rule in 1962. The Algerian War, which lasted from 1954 to 1962, was marked by fierce resistance and significant loss of life. It not only highlighted the brutal realities of colonialism but also inspired other anti-colonial movements globally. The eventual success of the National Liberation Front (FLN) led to the establishment of an independent Algerian state, fundamentally reshaping the nation's identity and its role in the broader post-colonial context.