الأمير عبد القادر الجزائري من خلال الكتابات الألمانية

Abstract EN

Foreign writings on Algeria since the nineteenth century highlight a comprehensive vision of the situation of the Algerians, especially in the last period of the Ottoman rule, the beginning of the French occupation, and the resistance of the state of El Emir Abdelkader.

The writings of the Germans came in the context of searching for new opportunities.

Some of them were a mercenary in the French army, and some of them were under the cover of a doctor; Engineer; traveler; A merchant.

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who accompanied the military campaign against Algeria, wishing to improve their material conditions, or even to satisfy the passion for scientific exploration as a secondary goal.

These writings also carried a lot of diverse information about Algeria in all fields, the purpose of which was also to guide the new Germans willing to travel to Algeria.

Perhaps the most important of German, This study shows that the Germans' view of Algeria in general, and El Amir Abdelkader in particular, by presenting details of the organization of his state militarily and politically, under the administration of El Amir Abdelkader punctuated by the issuance of many subjective and objective judgments, which embodied their view of the Algerians and their situation at the time.