التداعيات الاجتماعية لقانون التجنيد الإجباري لسنة 1912 على الأسرة الجزائرية

Abstract EN

Throughout this research work, we will try to shed light on the reality of the Algerian family in light of the compulsory conscription law of 1912, which made a profound impact on the souls of Algerians, a fact that led them to refuse military service under the French flag.

After the outbreak of the First World War, the Algerians turned into human shields where France repelled with German fires; then, France rushed to recruit more than a third of a million young Algerian, sent them to defend its lands and carry out the work required by its factories and farms.

In these circumstances, the Algerian family witnessed a phase of insecurity due to its fear for its citizens of compulsory conscription following the outbreak of the First World War.

To accomplish this research work, we relied on the historical method for tracking the historical events, relying on a number of archival boxes located at the level of the city of Oran so as not to mention a number of recent studies and references that have already dealt with this topic and that we can highlight the suffering that the Algerian family knew in the era of the colonial policy.