الصراع المسيحي الإسلامي في حوض البحر الأبيض المتوسط خلال القرن ال 16 م : الاحتلال الإسباني للمدن الساحلية الجزائرية نموذجا

Abstract EN

Know as the Méditerranéen basin during the sixteenth century a sharp conflict between the Islamic East, led by the Ottoman Empire on the one hand, and the Christian West, led by Spain, and formed the Coast Maghreb in general and Algeria in particular, as As knew Ottoman presence basin west of the Mediterranean tragedy of Muslim Andalusians who were exposed to the worst forms of injustice and persecution and oppression by the Christians under the leadership of the Kingdom of Spain, which boosted its strength at the Federation of kingdoms of Castile and Aragon by Ferdinand the Catholic and Isabella, has presence Ottoman region to enable the Ottoman Empire to find a foothold in this region which has become the focal point of friction between them and the Spaniards who conquered the Algerian coast and occupied , Successful the efforts of the brothers Barbarossa after the expulsion of Spaniards from the coast and causing Algeria the Ottoman Empire and its transformation into a force to be invincible in the Mediterranean, we will try through this presentation to highlight the role played by the Ottoman Turks in the defense of Algerian coast against invaders, as well as trace the history of relations between Algerians and Turks during the sixteenth century.