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Ali ou Termoun

علي أوطرمون

Named among the leaders of the Baddou resistance by the Moroccan press and Wikipedia.

Born
unknown
Died
unknown
Ait Yafelman (Ait Merghad, Ait Hdiddou…)
Affiliation
“Of the Zawiya of Assoul” according to the 2021 MAP dispatch; precise affiliation not established.
Spellings
Ali Outarmoune · Ali Atermoun · Ali Ou Termoun

Biography

Ali ou Termoun is named alongside Zayd ou-Skounti by the 2021 commemorative dispatch, by Yabiladi (“Ali Atermoun”) and by the Arabic Wikipedia. No consulted academic source details his role.

Assisted translation, not validated

Uncertainties

  • Role and biography not documented by any consulted academic source.

Sources — 3 sources cited · 3 independent documentary line(s)

  1. Le Matin (dépêche MAP / Haut-Commissariat aux anciens résistants), 2021Full text consulted · Moroccan historiography
  2. Benargane, 2025Full text consulted · Moroccan press
  3. ويكيبيديا (العربية) — « معركة بادو »Full text consulted · Encyclopedic synthesis

Related events

  1. August 1933Confirmed by a verified source

    The last stronghold of the Baddou

    Falling back from the gardens of Itto Fezzou to the Tizi n-Hamdoun and the caves of Aghbalou n-Kerdous, the fighters shut themselves in the Baddou and defend the Ouksersou peak; hunger and thirst prove decisive.

    ⌖ Jbel Baddou⌖ Aghbalou n-Kerdous

    Peyron (2013) writes that thirst was “made worse by machine-gun fire on the few water points where devoted Amazigh women were killed at night while vainly trying to bring back the precious liquid”. Yabiladi reports that General Huré had the water points seized and the defenders taken from behind (Colonel Arnaud). No consulted source gives a toll of the defenders' or civilians' losses.

    Sources — 3 sources cited · 2 independent documentary line(s)

    1. Peyron, 2013Full text consulted · Academic research
    2. Benargane, 2025Full text consulted · Moroccan press
    3. — « Merghad, Ayt (Ayt Merγad) » — § 7Full text consulted · Academic research