سياسة المارشال بيجو في مستعمرة الجزائر (1836-1848م)‎

Abstract EN

Those who follow the policy of the French leaders in Algeria at the beginning of the occupation realize that their policy was according to their mood and their systems according to their desires.

The organized national resistance also intensified across the country and its east, and every time the French generals were replaced in command of the French army to expand colonialism and eliminate it, but to no avail, as Prince Abdelkader's thorn strengthened and became a threat to the French presence in western Algeria, just as the national resistance intensified in the east.

Led by Haji Ahmed Bey, who also posed a threat to France, the colonial administration sent Marshall Peugeot to come to Algeria with the aim of eliminating popular resistance and deemed him the appropriate military for this missionThe organized national resistance in the west and east of the country also intensified, and every time the French generals were replaced in command of the French army and to expand colonialism and eliminate it, but to no avail, the prince's thorn strengthened and became a threat to the French presence in western Algeria, and the national resistance intensified in the east, led by Haji Ahmed Bey, who also posed a threat to FranceSo the colonial administration of Marshal sent Peugeot to Algeria in order to eliminate popular resistance, and it considered that he was the appropriate military for this task.