من أعلام النضال المغاربي الهاشمي الطود (1930-2016)‎

الملخص EN

El Hachemi TAUD is an activist committed to the unity of the Arab Maghreb and the common armed struggle for total independence.

He chose an exemplary journey through the patriotic thought of Emir Mohamed Ben Abdelkarim Al Khattabi.

In 1948, he was among the first volunteers in the Israeli-Arab war.

He took part in the student delegation to the military academy in Iraq for training which he completed in 1951 with a rank of officer.

He is in charge of forming the avant-garde nucleus of the Arab Maghreb Liberation Army and the procurement of arms.

Convinced that the independence of the Arab Maghreb is a common struggle of Maghreb patriots, he embodied a militant journey from Morocco to Palestine, Iraq and Cairo where he rubs shoulders with other activists committed to the independence of the Arab Maghreb states, as Emir Al Khattabi conceived it.

El-Taud and the officers of the Maghreb are a model of Maghreb unity.

They believed in the idea and strove for it.

The fate of Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco in the eyes of Taud and his companions is the fate of the entire Maghreb, and the independence of a country from these countries does not end his responsibility to expel the French colonialist from the Maghreb.