اليسار الفرنسي في مواجهة الثورة الجزائرية : دراسة في قانون السلطات الخاصة ( 1956- 1958)‎

الملخص EN

Since the outbreak of the Algerian liberation revolution in 1954, the French colonial authorities, particularly the leftist government of Guy Molet, have adopted a series of measures which aimed to eliminate the revolution and isolate it from its popular and international surroundings.

Therefore, the government of Guy Molet appointed Robert Lacoste as resident minister in Algeria to succeed Governor General Jacques Soustelle, and granted him broad powers through what is known as the Special Powers Act, which authorized him to take all measures to eliminate the revolution in accordance with the policy of appeasement and security