الثورة و مبدأ الوحدة الترابية للجزائر (1954-1962)‎

Abstract EN

This article deals with a major challenge faced by the Algerian revolution, represented in France proposing the project to separate the Sahara from Algeria as a new bet, after the impossibility of resolving the battle militarily, the material and military capabilities were prepared for him, necessitating the leadership of the revolution to build a counter strategy, which included educating the home front about the danger of the project.

The international year for Algeria’s rights to the Sahara, culminated in the end forcing France to renounce its colonial accounts and recognize the subordination of this region to Algeria, a fact enshrined in the Evian Accords of 1962, and the consecration of these gains came in the various charters of the Algerian state after independence, beginning with the Constitution of 1963, and ending with the last constitution of the year 2020, knowing that the issue was renewed with other proposals and agendas, and always under the French influence aimed at reviving the Sahrawi Republic by fabricating the crisis of the Sahel countries.