الجزائريون في بلاد الشام ودورهم في الثورة السورية الكبرى 1925-1927 م: عز الدين الجزائري نموذجا

Abstract EN

Bilad Esham became a refuge for Algerian immigrants remarkably during the French occupation from 1830 to the end of the first world war 1914, where it was an escape for them where they can express their rejection of foreign domination.

there, the Algerian did not consider himself a stranger in an Arab land and willingly got accustomed to engage in the pattern of the Shami society and considered himself a part of it, especially in front of the Syrian position that, which encouraged the migration movement.

by the announcement of the French mandate on Syria and the uprising across Bilad Esham, the Algerian support was present under the leadership of the grandson of emir Abdelkader, Emir Azzedine al-Jazairi, who was one of the men of the great Syrian revolution.

this research paper aims at shedding light on this figure within the context of the Algerian immigration movement to Bilad Esham during the French colonization of Algeria, and the conditions of the Algerians there, until they got involved in the movement of resistance alongside with the Syrians during the French mandate on Syria.