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The Maqam Echahid, Algeria

Greetings our beautiful motherland from the memorable monument of Maqam Echahid in Algiers, the capital city of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria

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The Maqam Echahid

Algeria celebrated its Independence day on the 5th of July. Today we remember their independence with The Maqam Echahid, a remarkable monument erected in remembrance of the Algerian war for independence. First opened to the public in 1982, 20 years after Algeria’s independence this is one of Algiers’ most conspicuous landmarks.

Widely known and revered as an iconic concrete monument, this historical site was built in the town of El Madania, overlooking Algiers, the capital and largest city of Algeria.

Beneath Maqam Echahid

Beneath Makam El Chahid (Memorial du Martyr) in Algiers, Algeria.Photo: Gaston via tumblr

Beneath Maqam Echahid (Memorial du Martyr) in Algiers, Algeria.Photo: Gaston via tumblr

Monument of martyrs

Maqam Echahid, Monument of Martyrs. Source:chabi-asseles.deviantart via Flickr

Maqam Echahid, Monument of Martyrs. Source:chabi-asseles.deviantart via Flickr

Monument des martyrs. Source:placesonline

Monument des martyrs. Source:placesonline

 

 

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