Fédération nationale des anciens combattants en Algérie, Maroc et Tunisie

The FNACA (Fédération Nationale des Anciens Combattants en Algérie, Maroc et Tunisie) is a French federation founded in 1958 that defends the rights and interests of veterans who took part in the Algerian War and the campaigns in Morocco and Tunisia (1952-1962), preserves their memory and works for their welfare. It publishes the newspaper L'Ancien d'Algérie and runs national legal and social services for its members.

The FNACA, Fédération Nationale des Anciens Combattants en Algérie, Maroc et Tunisie, was founded in 1958. Since then it has worked to defend the rights and interests of veterans, preserve their memory and ensure their welfare. Its missions include defending the material and moral rights of all those who took part in the Algerian War and the campaigns in Morocco and Tunisia (1952-1962), and acting for peace by commemorating 19 March 1962, the ceasefire that officially ended the Algerian War. The federation is directed by a National Committee of 136 members elected by secret ballot, and its National Secretariat has ten members.

1. 1Accueilfnaca.org
2. 2A proposfnaca.org
3. 3Nos servicesfnaca.org
4. 4Actualité - Mémoire et Histoirefnaca.org
5. 5Fédération nationale des anciens combattants en Algérie, Maroc et Tunisiewikidata.org