السياسة الاقتصادية للثورة التحريرية 1954- 1962 و تطورها : منطقة جيجل انمودجا

Abstract EN

This historical study deals with the economic policy of the Algerian revolution in the region of Jijel (in the North East of Algeria) during the period between 1954 and 1962.

The first period (from 1954 to 1956) was difficult because of lack of money supplies because the revolution was in its beginning and the harsh pressure exercised by the French colonialism.

During that period, the economic system relied on what was collected from people who supported the revolution like zakat and Laashoor.

The system had been flourished during the period from 1956 to 1962; thanks to a system of money supplies.

This system was one of the results of the Sommam conference (August 20 1956).this systemt had been supported by an agricultural system which stood on taking advantages of the resources of the region of Jijel, and exchanged them with neighbors ( oil for cereals as an example).

The troops which were composed of mules carried the products and walked through very difficult paths from the hills of Milla and setif to the mountains to the national liberation army.

These products had been preserved thanks to a financial system which preserved all the resources of the revolution.

Thus the revolution in the region of Jijel presents a miniature sample of the Algerian revolution in all its different systems.