الهجرة الايطالية نحو الجزائر من 1830م : إلى غاية الحرب العالمية الثانية

Abstract EN

During the Mediterranean witnessed an active movement of European elements migrating from the southern bank to the northern one, which was supported by most of the colonial movement in North Africa, especially Algeria, where there were numerous and numerous elements arriving in the country, including the Italian ones, whose migration had internal and external reasons and factors that made this element an important presence.

Inside Algeria during the colonial period.

demographic situation.

In order to track the stages of this migration and its development, we stand to highlight the internal conditions of the Italian country that affected its residents, which called them to migrate abroad, and the role of colonial policy in influencing that migration through laws and procedures that contributed to the growth of the phenomenon in the studied period, and the degrees of French colonial assimilation and exploitation of this element Politically and economically, passing through the stations and conditions of the demographic decline and rise of the Italian elements until the Second World War, which would affect the future of Italians in Algeria.