ثورة نوفمبر في الشعر الجزائري الحديث

Abstract EN

This article deals with an aspect of revolution poetry that Algerian poets sang during the November 1954 revolution, as they recorded in their poems the heinous deeds and heinous crimes inflicted by the sinful hand of the French colonialist, so the production of these poets was a moral weapon in parallel with the championship of the National Liberation Army in the mountain tops.

The deaf, and we have proven examples of poets who were affected by all kinds of shamelessness and barbarism that meant sustainability, but all of those only increased their insistence on their patriotic and heroic stances, so their throats set off with songs that gave the revolutionaries vigor and harsh, Their pens turned up and recorded poems after poems, which caused the enemy's pillars to shake, and caused him to become despondent and weak, and he waited for what was published to confiscate it before burning it to the flame of its words, and this is what is evident in the examples that we have listed for each of Muhammad Al-Eid and Moufdi Zakaria, Salih Bawia, Hammoud Ramadan, Al Rabeeh Boushama, Salih Kharfi, Saleh Khabasha, Salih Khhash, Abdelkader As-Saeehi, and so on.

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and those who in their aforementioned poetic speech dealt with issues that describe all the glorious days of the revolution and chronicle what afflicted the Algerian people The Frenchman and his crimes, and the axes of this research are summarized in the following issues: A - Poems prepared for the revolution.

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B - rejoicing at the outbreak of the November revolution.

C - Celebrating the fierce resistance of the National Liberation Army.

D - The role of women in stoking the fire of the revolution.

E - Refusing to abandon one inch of the land.

And - good news of victory.