قوانين الغابات الفرنسية في الجزائرية و انعكاساتها على سكان الريف : قانون جويلية 1874 أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Since its occupation of Algeria, French colonialism looted its diverse wealth and exploited it in the most horrible way.

It also sought to rob the Algerians of all their possessions by issuing arbitrary decrees laws that served the interest of the settlements in the first place.

Since the beginning of the occupation, France sought to rob them of them by issuing decrees and orders to achieve this, until it came in 1874, where France issued the first forest law for the colony of Algeria, especially after those fires in the province of Constantine, taking From T.

The fires have an excuse to keep Algerians out of the forests, and like all colonial laws, the forestry law of July 1874 has implications for Algerian society as a whole and the rural population in