اثار الغام و تحصينات خط موريس على الجزائريين خلال الثورة التحريرية و ما بعدها

Abstract EN

The article deals with one of the most important military plans used by the French authorities to besiege the Algerian revolution on the western borders in general and the fifth term in particular, and that is represented by the Morris Line, and the effects resulting from it during and after the revolution.

The intervention addresses the military effects on the National Liberation Army and the residents of the border region in the period between 1957 and 1962 by exposing the battles that took place inside the line and the victims left by mines and electric wires that make up this line, which the Mujahideen discovered strange ways to cross, on the other hand, it is touched To the mass immigration that this line imposed on the border population towards Morocco by referring to statistics from the archive, to be transferred to the dangers faced by the residents of the western border region after independence and the legacy of the mine victims who lost their lives or amputated their organs, in Tlemcen, Ostrich, and Bashar Lakhtin Our intervention on the efforts that the PNA forces replaced in removing the mines of the Morris Line and the stages it went through as part of a plan to implement the Ottawa agreement, which ended with the removal of the obsession of mines in 2016.