نماذج من شهداء بلا قبور بمنطقة سيدي بلعباس خلال ثورة التحرير الجزائرية (1954-1962)‎

Abstract EN

In the context of talking about the crimes of French colonialism against the Algerian people during the liberation war (1954-1962).

I wanted to highlight a specific side of these crimes.

Martyrs without graves in the region of Sidi BelAbbès is an extermination policy pursued by France, to compromise the revolution, drain its popularity and break the link between the mujahidin and the public people, to prevent necessary aid and spreading the news to them.

So France hastened to behead every struggler and mujahid, arresting them without committing a crime, and without a fair trial.

They are tortured and executed without an assigned grave, as a measure to break freedom.

From known witnesses and places of martyrs, and others with unknown graves that history and time shall not forget, we seek to tribute their memory and immortalize the names of the ones without graves.

Gathering their good bodies, souls and remains, by writing their names in musk and letters of light, to be recognizable by generations and immortalized in the history of revolution.

From the objectives of this historical study, is to revive the revolution’s memory and glorifying martyrs and introducing those without graves, and linking history between generations and merging a culture of citizenship between the youth and their ancestors and praise the spirit of martyrs nationally and by the media.

Some results gotten from writing this study represents in: Proving the historical truth through physical evidence from remains of the martyrs.

Revealing the ugliness of crimes committed by France against the Algerian case.

Moreover, to show the true picture of the colonizer and researchers and historians from different nationalities suppressing scenes of human crimes against the Algerian people.