A ben bella
[ben bel-lah, bel-uh] /bɛn ˈbɛl lɑ, ˈbɛl ə/
noun
ahmed [ah-med] /ˈɑ mɛd/ (show ipa), 1916–2012, algerian statesman: premier 1962–63; president 1963–65.
ben bella
/bɛn ˈbɛlə/
noun
mohammed ahmed (ˈɑːmɪd). 1916–2012, algerian statesman: first prime minister (1962–65) and president (1963–65) of independent algeria: overthrown and imprisoned (1965–80)
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