What did Camus do when France invaded Algeria gradually?

First of all, we should understand a little background knowledge: there is an essential difference between the French occupation of Algeria and the American invasion of Iraq. In fact, Algeria has long been regarded as a subordinate country of France. That year, a large number of French immigrated to Algeria, and the Camus family also immigrated there (of course, they have lived there for a long time and integrated into the local area).

As for Camus himself, he just began to have confidence in political morality, calling on local residents and French immigrants to live in peace, hoping that zf would treat them equally.

The struggle for equality between the colonists and the colonized will certainly not succeed. Camus finally knew this, but he was still optimistic. He hopes to solve ethnic conflicts through the French democratic system.

It turns out that he is still naive. Muslims attacked French immigrants, and the bloodshed gave him a blow.

Camus, who has no national prejudice, believes that this is the result of lack of communication, lack of democracy and incitement, so he is committed to awakening fanatics. However, just because he has no discrimination doesn't mean that others don't. He tried to promote the legalization of Algeria and improve the status of Muslims in society. He called on French Algerians to establish a coalition government and create a utopia where all ethnic groups live together.

There is no utopia in this world, and Camus failed again. He was regarded as an alien by the French and a traitor by the Algerians.

As a scholar, what can he do at this time? Only writing.

So he wrote many things reflecting the absurdity of reality and the embarrassing situation of human beings, and his works were full of lingering loneliness.

Finally, the first man wrote a lot about what Camus did. You can go and have a look ~