الاتصالات و المفاوضات السرية بين فرنسا و جبهة التحرير الوطني 1955-1956 م

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The contacts and secret negotiations between France and the Liberation Front were not too late after the outbreak of the revolution.

There were several meetings between the envoys of the French government and some of the leaders of the revolution.

The initiative was initiated by France, but this did not mean their rejection of peace.

To solve the Algerian problem and end the war as much as it was an attempt to feel the pulse of the leaders of the revolution and the search for a gap infiltrating through which to cause splits within the leadership of the revolution.

Despite the frequent meetings and interviews that were negotiated between the two parties between 1955 and 1956, but eventually ended in failure for several reasons, most notably the lack of seriousness of France, which was not ready to proceed in this endeavor, in contrast to the Liberation Front of the principles of the statement November 1, 1954 on the question of independence.