تداعيات حادثة ساقية سيدي يوسف 8 فيفري 1958 م على منطقة المغرب العربي

Abstract EN

As soon as the Algerian revolution broke out in 1954, the French colonial authorities adopted a series of politico-military measures aimed to isolate this revolution from its Maghrebian and international environment.

For this, the French authorities have waged a fierce war along the eastern and western borders, especially after the enactment of laws supporting this policy, Specialy the law on "the right to follow" which allows the French army to prosecute the members From the NLA to Tunisian territory which caused a series of incidents along the eastern border, including that of Sakiat Sidi Youcef, which also resulted in media coverage Of the "Algerian question" within the international bodies, on the one hand, and the training of the Maghreb zone in a spiral of politico-strategic conflicts between the great powers.