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          Alileche, (pronounced ali LESH) Moh was born and raised in the Djurdjura mountains in the Kabylia region of Algeria....

          Djur Djura is an Algerian women's musical group formed in 1977 by one woman, Djura, whose struggles in life turned her into a hero for many young Algerian women.Born in the late forties in a remote kabyle (berber) village of Algeria, Djura began her existence on the edge between life and death.

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        2. One such success story is Samira TV, the most successful Algerian television channel specializing in cooking and culinary-related culture.
        3. Alileche, (pronounced ali LESH) Moh was born and raised in the Djurdjura mountains in the Kabylia region of Algeria.
        4. This study focuses on mayflies in Algeria, particularly in the Djurdjura Mountains, including the Djurdjura National Park in central‐northern Algeria.
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          6. Rejected by her mother for being a girl, she was raised by her grand-father's wife, who gave her all the love she lacked from her own mother.

          In the early 1950's with the encouragement of immigration of North Africans as a source of cheap labor by the French government, Djura's father took his family to France.

          The family lived in a poor district of Paris called Belleville. Because of his involvment with Algeria's National Liberation Front, Djura's father was imprisoned. This event led the young Djura to help raise her seven younger siblings.

          Djura's outstanding singing voice gained her solo parts in the school choir, but when she was offered at 16 a mai