السياسة الاجتماعية الفرنسية اتجاه الجزائريين ما بين 1954-1962

Abstract EN

The French authorities pursued a well-thought-out social security towards the Algerians, especially during the 1954-1962 liberation revolution, with the aim of keeping them away from it, but without its interests.

I.

Demography: The number of Algerians increased, according to French sources, as in 1954 their number was estimated at 1.

624 million people.

As for the year 1960, it was estimated 2.

471, 1 million people.

II.

Social problems: The Algerians suffered from several social problems, that were reflected in his standard of living, which diminished due to colonial injustice, as unemployment increased job opportunities decreased, wages declined, and tin neighborhoods and shanties become the only refuge social pests and malnutrition…III.

Colonial health services: It was limited for the Algerian patients, whose number exceeded ten million people, but there are only 1.

851 doctors, 660 birth attendants, 661 pharmacists and 162 dentists.