معركة جانت 1916 من خلال تقارير ضابط الصف "لابيير"

الملخص EN

The Djanet battle led by Amoud Ag El Mokhtar in Tassili n'jjer during 1916, is considered as one of the last battles of the Algerian popular resistance in its fight against the French occupation and the longest in time with its ten- eight days of fighting.

It is also considered as the only one after those of Emir Abdelkader who used cannons with military strategies demonstrating efficiency and expertise.

The perpetrators of the Djanet attack exploited the opportunity of France's participation in the First World War; they also counted on forming an alliance with the Senoussi movement in Libya to ensure victory.

In addition to its success which has seriously affected all French civilian and military leaders in Algeria, France and even Morocco.

The explanation for this remarkable success achieved by the resistance in the battle of djanet can be Can be explained, by the participation of all the inhabitants of the region in the battle in one way or another with their different components, classes and genders.

As well as the application of attrition and psychological warfare, as well as the control of water sources.

Although the colonial forces managed to reclaim the city after two months, but in this battle the South Algerians expressed their rejection of colonialism and dependence and marked their stubbornness in getting rid of it.