Today, 68 years ago, on January 31, 1957 (Calendar, January 1, 1957), the French army took action in Algeria. Maso, the French on hostile territory, on January 31, 1957, the commander of the parachute troops in Algeria, General Maso, was granted special powers by the French Governor to restore peace in Algeria. The leader of the Independent National Liberation Front opposed the operation and ordered a general strike, but did not work. Maso's parachute troops acted like police. They landed directly at the radio gate of Caspa. They shot the guards to death and then scattered in the city district, looking for terrorists. Governor Rashford said in this case he had no choice. On Saturday, two bombs exploded in the center of Algeria, a bar in Ottawa,