معتقل تفلفال النسوي بالأوراس أثناء الثورة الجزائرية 1955-1962 من خلال الرواية الشفوية و شهادات المعتقلات

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This paper deals with the role of testimony in writing the oral history of women, through models of detainees testimonies of women in French prisons during the Algerian revolution 1954/1962, Relying in this study on the detainees of Tifelfel prison in Aures which is the first prison for women in Algeria during the revolution, which was founded in 1955 and was provided to detain the wives mujahideen.

- Definition of women’s jail of Tifelfel addressing the causes and circumstances of its founding in 1955 by the French colonialism, and the motives behind its allocation to the wives of Mujahideen and rebels.

- Study models of women detainees testimonies with their children in the prison of Tifelfel, listing the circumstances and reasons for the detention and daily life inside the prison and methods of physical and psychological torture suffered by detainees.

- Extrapolate some testimonies of women detainnees in women’s prison of Tifelfel Example / the testimony of Dhehbiya Obaidullah, the testimony of Achamkha Ben Rahmon, and the testimony of Djemaa Soleimani ....

More than twenty women detained.