تطور النشاط السياسي في المغرب الاقصى بعد الحرب العالمية الثانية (1945-1956)‎

Abstract EN

The Maghreb has lived in modern and contemporary political developments that have had a clear impact on the formation of its civilizational and national identity, where each country began to build its institutions and form its personality and draw its geographical space.

Morocco was among these countries.

After the failure of the armed resistance took another form of defense represented in style Political resistance and the establishment of political parties that sought to find different solutions to the national issue.

Their political programs differed in the practical scenarios leading to the change of the colonial system, which led to the emergence of a reformist phase as the first stage of liberation.

Focus on the independence requirement as a final and final solution to independence.

The Second World War caused the relations between King Mohamed V and the Moroccan National Movement to lead to further consultation and exchange of views in secret meetings.

At the end of the war, this cooperation was further enhanced by the development of political activity in the region by the emergence of parties in southern and northern Morocco, Official was a colonel.