تجربة الاتجاه الإدماجي في الحركة الوطنية الجزائرية 1944-1945

Abstract EN

The period of the world war was a new stage in the activity of Muslim deputies who participated alongside.

France and were able to fill the political void that Algeria experienced after the campaign of dissolving the national parties except the movement of deputies.

their declaration of 1943 was a new stage in their struggle when they claimed the internal independence of Algeria.

they were convinced of the futility of integration within the French society because it did not correspond to the Algerian case and mentality.

besides, they realized that the time had come to proclaim Algeria for the Algerians relying on hostile attitude in their demands.

they also tried to reunite the national movement again because they were in favor of unity.

this step led the Muslim deputies to abandon the idea of integration and took another way in their struggle, based on liberation and union within a French framework.

their activities in the period from 1942 to 1945 was considered a legal revolution against all forms of French injustice.

the nature of their demands proved their political maturity and revealed the truth of the evasive colonial policy.

they also realized that France’s democracy was just a myth and discovered that France was a colonial state.