دور المهاجرين الجزائريين إلى بلاد الشام في حركة التحرير الوطني و العربي 1941-1914 م

Abstract EN

This article deals with a significant problem that has not received much attention from historians on the rôle of Algérian immigrants to the Levant during the period of the French occupation of Algeria, especially the period between 1841-1914 after the fall of the state of Prince Abdul Qadir and the associated migrations, The reasons and motives of the Algerian emigration to the Levant, and perhaps the reference to the French policy extraordinary is more than a necessity where different fields, eventually led to a large number of native people to leave their villages towards the Levant, and it was natural to emerge on the scene of the latest role The Amir Abdelkader and his sons and grand children in national and Arab issues.

The Algerians have used their speeches and their press to launch poisonous camp against French policy in Algeria, which contributed to building bridges with the Arab and Islamic worlds and the birth of the Algerian national movement.