- Dar El Beïda
District of
Algiers in Algeria.
Tamentfoust lies on Cape
Matifou,
which forms the
northeast side of the Bay of Algiers. The
Roman name Rusguniae...
- Algiers. At 3 p.m. the sea swells,
Charles V's
fleet takes shelter near Cape
Matifou and the
Spanish fleet at Cape Caxine;
October 21: the
fleet remains under...
-
between modern Tamentfoust (formerly Laperouse) and Bordj-El-Bahri (Cap
Matifou, as
opposed to the cape of the same name that
closes off the Bay of Algiers...
-
Bordj El
Bahri is a muni****lity of the city of
Algiers in
northern Algeria.
Bordj El
Bahri is on the
peninsula that
forms the
eastern side of Algiers...
-
Commando Training School to be
created in
Algeria in 1946 (Siroco Center,
Matifou Cape).
Another branch comes from a
Naval Reconnaissance Unit
created in...
-
Louis Adrien Berbrugger at the very
beginning of
French colonisation, the
Matifou region,
although unknown to most of the
inhabitants of Algiers, deserved...
- cavalry,
Charles V led a
difficult retreat to the
remaining ships at Cap
Matifou.
Sources differ on
Spanish losses, from 8,000 to 12,000 men. They included...
-
inaugurating its
first VHF
television transmitter of 819
installed Cap
Matifou, in
front of Algiers, that is
retired of
fifteen kilometers of distance...
-
Carpena Carlos Mendy as
Ferrato Daniel Cauchy as
Pescade Carl
Studer as
Matifou Claudio Gora as
Procureur Oscherwitz &
Higgins p.220
Mathias Sandorf at...
- commandos'
Centre Siroco School (French: École des Fusiliers-Marins) in Cape
Matifou near Algiers. The MRK
naval infantry branch was
officially established...
