أهمية نشاط المركزية الوطنية سنة 1956 في تدويل القضية الجزائرية

الملخص EN

The leadership of the Algerian revolution at home realized the importance of earlier internationalizing of the Algerian crisis, through its alliance with the two Maghreb’s centrals: the Tunisian (UGTT) and the Moroccan (UMT) and its involvement at the international confederation of free unions (CISL), to make its militarily efforts at home and those politically abroad, by ordering the expansion and deepening, the national central's activity in vital sectors of French colonial economy in Algeria, by political strikes at important historical dates, throughout the year 1956, declaring its adherence to the professional demands of the working class and the Algerian people's national aspirations.

this study relied on the historical method, using analysis, criticism and comparison of the course of historical fact's development, and in its interaction with: the French side, regional side, besides international bodies and the national liberation front, using Algerian historical sources and personal notes of the actors in the event, and the French archives in Paris and Marseille, in addition to references specialized in the social history and union issues.

in this paper, I discover the extent of the national central's ability to open a window on the international scene about Algerian crisis, in gaining a main place at the international confederation of free unions.

an important platform in transferring the realities of the conflict in Algeria to the world, away from the French journalistic fallacies, and mobilizing the civil society by strikes and demonstrations in major cities alongside with the national liberation front, to diversify and expand the revolutionary work with the participation of social organizations: workers, peasants, merchants, students, exposing the popular characterization of the revolution, in order to deny the French allegations in international forums, and expose its repressive policy towards the defenseless Algerian working class and civilians.