10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHECHIA»
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chechia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chechia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The French Army 1939-45 (1)
Afnque garance chechia with three black bands grenade Spanis/ Saharan Cies
tail cnmson chechia, or cheche crescent Artillery Engineers Train grenade on
crossed cannons cuirass and siege helmet grenade Colonial troops lEur.l
sidecap ...
Ian Sumner, Francois Vauvillier, 1998
2
Tunisia Since Independence: The Dynamics of One-party Government
Amor Chechia was the only governor appointed in 1956 who remained in
1964.48 Like the governors, political commissioners rarely had home ties to the
region where they were posted. The only enduring exceptions were Taieb
Tekeya ...
Clement Henry Moore, 1965
3
The Last Storytellers: Tales from the Heart of Morocco
He was disappointed when he looked inside, for he found it almost completely
empty, except for a few small objects which had been left lying around and which
seemed worthless: a sheepskin rug, a hashish pipe and an old chechia, or cap.
4
Oeuvres de Alphonse Daudet
Les cinq positions de la chechia. Le soir du troisième jour. Miséricorde. Page 35
Je voudrais, mes chers lecteurs, être peintre et grand peintre pour mettresousvos
yeux, en tête de ce second épisode, les différentes positions que prit la chechia ...
5
Autobiography and Independence: Selfhood and Creativity in ...
His own identification with his country is also put into question when he attends a
meeting where everyone else is wearing a chechia or fez; he is not, and it is
remarked on: D'ailleurs, encore un effort: puisque je veux tout comprendre et tout
le ...
6
Military life in Algeria
One evening a prisoner was brought before him, who as soon as he entered the
room squatted himself down on the ground, when suddenly raising his head, he
cried out, fixing his eyes on the General, " Enta bote chechia, enta bou haraoua,"
...
Louis Charles Pierre de Castellane-Novejan (comte de Castellane.), 1853
Working-class men usually wear a two-piece work suit and the chechia, a dark
red, brimless hat made of felt. Sometimes the jellaba, a long, loose, sleeved
gown, is worn. For special occasions, such as circumcisions, a more elaborate ...
8
Tunisian Dress, 1881--1987 and New Nation Building
Men were in the textile industry for commercial reasons, and wove silk and
produced the Chechia even though women did the dyeing of the wool for the
Chechia (Kraiem 1971 ; Sugier 1971; M'Halla 1984)8. Similarly, there was a
difference in ...
Meriem Mahmoud Chida, 2006
9
Hatatorium: An Essential Guide for Hat Collectors
Chechia -- The Reilly book describes a Chechia as an allover fur toque, like a
cossack but smaller. Wikipedia classifies a Tunisian fez as a chechia. Cloche -- a
deep crowned, usually soft hat with little or no brim, worn pulled down over the ...
Brenda Grantland & Mary Robak
10
The French Army 1914-18
The undress item was a red chechia with a tassel in squadron colours. The
uniform jacket was a short sky blue veste, with a jonquil yellow collar and yellow
chevron braid on the cuffs, and nine plain tin hemispherical buttons down the
front.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHECHIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
chechia is used in the context of the following news items.
Photo du jour : un ministre en vacances avec Slim Riahi
Parce que ce théorème de JOHN WAYNE fut prouvé lors de l'assassinat de Farhat Hached, homme simple et humble et dont la chechia ... «Business News, Apr 15»
How one entrepreneur is bringing new life to traditional Tunisian …
“You can't tell someone that they need to continue making chechia (the dark red traditional Tunisian hat of wool featured above), if nobody is ... «Wamda, Mar 15»
Tunisian cap that no longer fits
Currently, there are about 10 chechia producers and sellers, also known as ... an overhaul of the manufacturing processes of the chechia. «The National, Mar 15»
Ask the Expats: Tunisia's Cultural Curiosities
... be it with the local baker, cafe owner or chechia-wearing old man; people will come to accept your quirks, and will take the time to teach you ... «Tunisia Live, Dec 14»
Tunisia's Government Must Embrace Tradition to Attract Tourism
... 45 for the farmal (a waistcoat), 25 for belgha shoes, 20 for the iconic red chechia hat, and 20 for the kandlissa pants. Those who wish to wear ... «Tunisia Live, Mar 14»
Hard Times for Tunisia's Tourist Industry
Wearing a “chechia hat” with jasmine flowers behind his ear, he tries to persuade passing tourists to take a look at his wares. Nasri, known to ... «Institute for War and Peace Reporting, Oct 13»
Blog: Zaghouan, Where the Aqueduct Begins
No, it was a hiking party led by a kindly old man in a chechia, the traditional red hat of Tunisia. The group consisted of 20-something Tunisians ... «Tunisia Live, May 13»
Traditional Clothes in Tunis - The Fabric of Local Identity
Before any circumcision ceremony, the mother and her son buy the Jebba, and the Chechia, the traditional round felt hat, which is now confined ... «AllAfrica.com, Apr 12»
Faubourg Design showroom brings French design into focus
The shisha sets steal the show. There's the jaunty Chechia, with its angled, blue, yellow and black body topped with a red, fez-shaped bowl. «The National, Sep 11»
A changed Tunisia awaits tourists
Since Tunisian men adopted the universal uniform of jeans and T-shirts, the chechia, imported from Spain in the 14th century, has largely fallen ... «gulfnews.com, Aug 11»
