مواقف الجزائريين من السياسة الاستعمارية (العقارية)‎ عقب مجاعة 1867 م

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This study explores the period of the sixties of the nineteenth century, during which Algeria lived under the pressure of French colonialism, and it was one of the most difficult periods that the Algerians experienced, because of what they suffered from the French.

which ended in a demographic catastrophe for the years 1867 AD-1868 AD, came as a result of the French colonial policy, and the long killing, displacement and confiscation of property, practiced by all of the rule of Algeria, starting from de Bormon through Clausell and Peugeot and others, and its scope expanded during the reign of emperor Napoleon III who ruled as president of the republic beginning in the year 1848 AD and then emperor until 1870 AD.

in this article, we also address the Algerian reactions in their peaceful and militant side, which were not framed around radical political demands, but were represented in complaints, the majority of which are related to daily social suffering.

Refusal of naturalization and others.

this confirms that the Algerians had maturity, but the circumstances, lack of resourcefulness and the nature of the stage sometimes overtook them.