المطالب الاجتماعية و الاقتصادية للشيوعيين في الجزائر 1920-1945م

الملخص EN

This space of research seeks to study an important aspect of the work program of the Algerian Communist Party, by highlighting the social and economic demands that the communists in Algeria have been fighting for since 1920 until the end of the Second World War, which allows to identify not only the form of struggle that this party fought in this period, but also its position on the national issue, and the convictions and perceptions it believed in how to address and solve this issue.

The Communists focused their struggle on economic and social demands rather than political, despite realizing that the origin of the Algerian problem was political par excellence, which made the struggle of this party a failure and weak, and also made its struggle in the rest of the fields seem like an attempt to pun or compensate for that failure, in the sense that the inability of this party to achieve the "political revolution" advocated by communism made it adopt the "social revolution".