إشكالية العلاقات الجزائرية الفرنسية خلال المرحلة الانتقالية 19 مارس-5 جويلية 1962 م

الملخص EN

The Evian agreements were a decisive turning point in the nature of Algerian-French relations, as they marked out a new horizon for relations between the two countries, These agreements ended a bloody chapter in the occupation and massacres to which the Algerian people suffered for 132 years and were seen as an honorable exit for both parties.

However, the application of the articles of these agreements during the transitional phase encountered many obstacles.

, including the position of the leaders of the revolution on these agreements, and the activity of the organization of the secret army (OAS) which rejected the agreements as a whole which caused the departure of the settlers from Algeria despite the advantages they enjoyed under the Evian agreements.

These dangers and others made the provisional executive body legally empowered to implement the Evian agreements in the face of a real problem for the success of the transitional phase and the organization of the self-determination referendum set for July 5, 1962, however, Field and political developments allowed referendum day to arrive, despite the trampling of Evian decisions