موقف الساسة في المغرب الأقصى من الثورة الجزائرية 1954-1956 : الحزب الشيوعي المغربي أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The revolution of November 1954 shook the stability of the colonial system in the entire Maghreb region, and was able to impose a new political reality, taking advantage of international conditions at the regional and international levels after World War II.

Therefore, the Maghreb political parties in general and Moroccans in particular were surprised, The revolution of November 1954 shook the stability of the colonial system in the entire Maghreb region, and was able to impose a new political reality, taking advantage of international conditions at the regional and international levels after World War II.

Therefore, the Maghreb political parties in general and Moroccans in particular were surprised, since they questioned the determination of the Algerians to revolution, after the crisis of MTLD, and the impact of the Algerian liberation revolution was in the depth of Moroccan society for several considerations, including: geographical proximity (near the distance between Morocco and Algeria), history Common, common customs and traditions.

The National Liberation Front was keen to announce its Maghreb dimension, as stated in the statement of the first of November 1954, this is why the revolution imposed a new political reality, which makes us say that the Algerian revolution had an impact on the Far Maghreb, on the one hand.

On the other hand, was there an inverse relationship between Al Aqsa Maghreb and the Algerian revolution? That is, is there a Moroccan influence or role, whether direct or indirect, in the continuity of the liberation revolution, and the position of Moroccan politicians such as the Moroccan Independence Party, Abdel Karim Al-Khattabi and King Mohammed V, and the position of the Moroccan Communist Party as a special model has been represented.