الحاكم العام موريس فيوليت و سياسته تجاه الحركة الوطنية الجزائرية (12 مايو 1925-20 نوفمبر 1927)‎

Abstract EN

The historical reality of colonial Algeria at the beginning of the 20th century confirmed the emergence of a new phase of national struggle and the 1920s is one of the most decisive decades in the history of Algeria, although the first world war did not bring any solution to the Algerian problems, the events of this war have affected every aspect of the phenomenon of life is almost in Algeria, and thus the impact of this war in this country was not limited, a large number of Algerians participated whether they were soldiers in the French army or workers in French factories, and as a result they spread new ideas and learned different languages and benefited from other experiences, and if they these lessons are known to be valuable during the war, they will be of great value in the 1920 s, and this has helped to the emergence of political bodies and parties, each with its policy in the face of French colonialism in Algeria, including the independence movement, the elite current, the reformist movement and the communist movement, but the French administration in Algeria had a lookout, it recruited all means to strike and stifle the national movement, but governor-general Maurice Violet distinguished himself from his predecessors of the general rulers with his policy of”...

the governor-general considered that the policy and excesses of the French state in Algeria may widen the gap between the French and Algerians and generate a real revolution that could lose France Algeria as the most important African colony and a gateway to its other colonies on the continent.