الأمير محمد بن عبد الكريم الخطابي و دوره في توحيد جهود الحركات الوطنية المغاربية نحو الكفاح المسلح (1948-1954م)‎

Abstract EN

This article attempts to shed light on the period of Al-Amir Muhammad Bin Abdel Karim Al-Khattabi's joining of Egypt in Cairo in 1947, after the French authorities decided to release him from his exile on the island of Larnion, explaining his role and various unitary efforts to achieve the struggle unitary dimension of the national movements of the Maghreb between the three countries of Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco to confront Joint colonialism in the period (1948-1954).

Through Al-Amir embarking on a new phase of struggle and fight, which was in coordination with the leaders of the national movements present in the Arab Maghreb office in Cairo, where he established the Maghreb Liberation Committee, which contributed and sought through it to transform the struggle of the Maghreb national movements from the political struggle to the armed struggle that he believed in and its slogan despite the ideological difference of those movements, leading to the formation of the Arab Maghreb Liberation Army, which represents all its countries, with the aim of completely eliminating foreign colonialism from its countries.