"Province of Algiers" is a fascinating historical book written by the outstanding French writer Albert Camus. Having unfolded the events in the atmosphere of colonial Algeria, the author tells about life in the city of Oran and the events that forced the main character, the French colonist Merce Pendal, to look at the world around him in a different way. Camus subtly reproduces the atmosphere of uncertainty and boredom enveloping Pendal, ironically reflecting his search for meaning in the empty world of the colonial province. Readers will be transported to the world of moral dilemmas, political contradictions, and the internal struggle of the main character with his own beliefs. "The Province of Algiers" is a book that will leave you with many questions and reflections about the true essence of human nature, morality, and one's place in the world.