السياسة التعليمية الفرنسية و ردود الأفعال الوطنية في الغرب الجزائري

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The western region of Algeria experienced a wide and increasing settlement compared to other Algerian regions, which has reached its peak, mainly after the end of World War II, when the cities of western Algeria experienced a great urban expansion, where the Arab popular neighborhoods spread.

Because of this expansion, the western hill of Algeria attracted about 75% of the Europeans coming from France and other European countries to Algeria, who settled in the areas of Oran, the interior plains of the cities of Tlemcen and Sidi Bel Abbas, and the coastal plains of Mostaganem.

France has applied a policy of religious and cultural persecution against the Algerians, as it fought the Islamic religion and the Arabic language and worked to erase the components of the Algerian national identity by depriving the Algerians of the simplest conditions of knowledge, which is "education".

Where it did not care about their education, except to the extent that it served its interests.

From this standpoint, our scientific paper came to lift the veil on the most heinous methods applied by French colonialism against millions of Algerians.

The problem is based on how the Algerians were able to rise and preserve their cultural heritage, based on the idea: "We don't want bread.

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we want education.

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