حادثة مقتل الملازم واينبرونر 1881 : أسبابها و تداعياتها : دراسة من خلال وثائق الأرشيف الفرنسي

Abstract EN

The study examines the incident of the murder of Lieutenant Wainbruner, which was a natural result of the French policy against the Algerians who suffered a lot from the disgraceful practices of the Arab offices and highlights the changes that France made when it tried to dismantle the Al Ahrar tribe known by its strength in the number of its members and its leader Hadj Kaddour Ben Sahraoui represents in power and influence within the Al Ahrar Alsharaqah.

On the other hand, the process of arresting some of the local leaders, which France saw as a threat to the stability of the region, had a strong reaction led to the death of Lieutenant Winbrunner, and caused the start of Bouamama’s revolution who used to work in secret to incite the tribes in the southwest to the revolution, and took advantage of this incident to direct his call to remind the tribes that the time has come to take up arms to confront the French aggression that occupies the land and usurp the honor and force people to surrender and to be dependent.

The tribes of Tiaret, which did not miss the opportunity to participate in it, and its leader Hajji Kaddour bin Sahraoui supported revolution Bouamama who was arrested by the French authorities.