دلالة الرمزين التاريخي و الطبيعي للثورة التحريرية في الشعر العربي الحديث

Abstract EN

The endeavor of this study is to target the Al-Fateh Revolution of November 1954 and its symbols, which remained and are still alive and immortal in the minds and on the pages of international and Arab history, and has captured the interests of politicians, sociologists, literature, and those with intellectual currents of all stripes, tendencies and cultural inclinations.

Algeria is a model for the liberation movements in the twentieth century, and it has destroyed – thanks to the efforts of its sons and the honorable of the mujahideen and those seeking to search for a bright future for future generations – the indomitable dreams of the French myth and the hopes of those calling for French Algeria and stood in the face of its war machine, despite what it armed with it.

From advanced military technology, without interfering with it in the face of the steadfastness of a people who only refused the chains from their motherland, Perhaps the degree of struggle and defiance broke the thorn of the usurper occupier, and in turn stoked the segments of Arab poets and generated a frenzy of nationalism in them and raised their awareness of the call for freedom and independence, Politics and Arab enthusiasm before that.