ثورة فليتة بقيادة سي لزرق بلحاج عام 1864ضد الاستعمار الفرنسي : دراسة من خلال الأرشيف و الكتابات الفرنسية

Abstract EN

This article is among the contemporary studies aiming currently to highlight many realities contained in the archives of the French Department of Over-Sea situated in Aix-en-Provence and Vincent.

Through this historical contribution we are trying to consider one of the Algerian popular upheavals that kept the attention of many scholars but some issues are still worthy of exploration.

The Flita has undertaken many fierce battles against the French colonialism under the leadership of Si Lazreg Belhadj who convinced most of the tribes living in western Tiaret, Relizane and Chlef to be among the insurgents.

He has been in contact withits leaders to back up his revolt.

Si Lazreg Belhadj has attacked the French military camps in Rahouia, Ammi Moussa and Dar Ben Abdellah.

He has also imposed sanctions on French armysupporters.

As aresult the French army has to be backed up by auxiliary troops from Oran and France which have been assigned to French generals who were used to crack down the Algerian rebels.

With these troops the French army killed Si Lazreg Belhadj on 4 June 1864.

However, the Algerian revolt has not stopped untilits isolation in the mountain regions and the assistance of some local influen tchieftains.