مؤامرة العقداء أثناء الثورة الجزائرية 1958-1959 : قراءة في الأسباب و النتائج و ردود الفعل داخلا و خارجا

Abstract EN

The subject of the conspiracy of the colonels during the Algerian revolution is considered as the sensitive topics worth studying, considering that the issue is one of the most difficult cases and files dealt with by the military court of the Algerian revolution, because the accused in it are among the most prominent frameworks of the blessed editorial revolution, whether in the first state (Awras-Namash) Eastern, where the death sentence was pronounced and carried out in four of them: Muhammad al-Amouri, Ahmad Nawwarah, Mustafa Lakhal and Muhammad al-Tahir Awashirya.

As for the rest of the rulings, the rest of the defendants spent a period ranging from one to two years in prison.

The charges were very heavy, and the ruling left behind serious repercussions and mixed reactions, both at home and abroad, and it was almost ravaged by a track full and successful championships achieved by the army and the National Liberation Front were it not for the wisdom and rationality that the leaders of the revolution faced in the face of the conspiracies, intrigues and plans that were masterminded against the revolution by the ultra-urban and dynamic, especially after General Charles de Gaulle assumed power through his endeavor to abort the revolution at any cost and to strike the national unity of the Algerian people supporting the Front and the Liberation Army for the independence of Algeria.