MUSÉE ALI LA POINTE
Museum
2025
Recommended
2025
Ali Ammar, better known as Ali La Pointe, and his comrades in arms, Hassiba Ben Bouali, Mahmoud Bouhamidi and little Omar, were hiding in a house at no. 5 on this street. Refusing to surrender, they were killed when French paratroopers dynamited their house on the night of October 8-9, 1957. For the French, their deaths marked the culmination of the dismantling of the FLN network. A small museum dedicated to this hero of the Battle of Algiers and other martyrs was inaugurated at this memorial site in July 2006.
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