التطورات السياسية في الجزائر أثناء الحرب العالمية الثانية (1939-1944)‎

Abstract EN

Although the Second World War (1939-1945) did not revolve its battles on the territory of Algeria, but its effects and developments echoed on the Algerian political scene and the course of the Algerian national movement and the developments of its demands submitted to the French colonial authorities, of course and in view of the war conditions that the European continent has known in particular France has been a major party in it, given that tense relationship with the Germans since the Treaty of Versailles (January 1919).

With the approaching war, France resorted to its allies and colonies to strengthen its power and address all possible developments in this war, and therefore had contacts with the leaders of the Algerian national movement who differed.

In support of her despite her promises, and with the developments of the war, France had other positions that differed from what it had promised, so the national movement knew different reactions that led to its union for the first time in its history under the banner of one party, which is the lovers of the statement and freedom established in March of the year 1944.