Ziza Massika

Chahida Massika (1934 - 1959) whose real name Ziza Sakina who was distinguished by his bravery during the struggle for national liberation, fell in battle August 29, 1959 while trying to save an chahid.
Born January 28, 1934 at Merouana, wilaya of Batna, the Chahida Massika who continued his primary education at his hometown, Batna, and moved to the medium Setif, Batna then to a second time for studies school, where she obtained a BA in 1953. She left Algeria for graduate study at the University of Montpellier, France, with his brother and this until 1955.
Sakina Ziza returned at this time in Algeria, more precisely in Batna, where she taught. Shortly before the student strike in 1956, she left for Setif Batna with two sisters and Meriem Bouatoura Leila Bouchaoui where she joined the ranks of the mujahideen as a nurse in the rank of corporal in the Collo region, to Oued Atia at Douar Oulad Djemaa under orders Ammar Baaziz in the 3rd region. As it worked before and in an active way with Azzouz Hamrouche and Abdelkader Bouchrit who were responsible for health at the time of 1st and 2nd regions, respectively, under the command of Lamine Khan from 1956 to 1958 and Dr. Mohamed Toumi between 1958 and 1962.
The Chahida Massika which was distinguished by his bravery during the struggle for national liberation, fell in battle August 29, 1959 while trying to save the chahid.

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