عملية تحرير و لجوء الأمير محمد بن عبد الكريم الخطابي إلى مصر سنة 1947 و دوره في تكوين ضباط جيش تحرير المغرب العربي

Abstract EN

We aim through this modest study to shed the light on an important stage of the struggle against the colonial power, led by leaders of Maghreb liberation movements during the World War II after their moving to Cairo, where the most important activities have been made there to order the process of liberation and the resort of the Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Krim to Egypt , where he gave a strong push for entry of the military action in the Maghreb, by exploiting his previous experience in the Moroccan Rif war.

From the moment of his arrival, he began, without hesitation , to work and draw military plans, and the first thing he had done is to establish a Committee for the Liberation of the Maghreb in 1948, and then started directly in the formation of a group of officers to form the nucleus of the Liberation Army of the Maghreb, and whom had a major role in leading the military operations on the scene of the Maghreb.

Therefore, I will try to keep track of the Prince activity in Cairo, especially the contacts he made with the kings and heads of Arab states in order to accept a number of young people to train them and provide them with military centers within their own countries.