The Algerian revolution (1954-1962), which ended the period of French colonization of Algeria (1830-1962), is an important event in the restoration of national sovereignty, and is also considered an important event in the rebirth of the Algerian state.there is no doubt that the preparation for this epic was not an easy and ordinary thing, given the difficult factors and circumstances surrounding Algeria.
The stages of the Algerian revolution
The Algerian revolution represents an immortal epic in the contemporary history of Algeria, with the sacrifices it made and the human and moral values it carried. The Algerian revolution (1954-1962) transcended its local framework to take on a global and human dimension. And it was able to secure a central position within the "decolonization project" thanks to its influence in its Arab and Islamic surroundings and among the national liberation movements in the "Third World".
The outbreak of the Algerian revolution of 1954
The Algerian revolution (1954-1962), which ended the period of French colonization of Algeria (1830-1962), is an important event in the restoration of national sovereignty, and is also considered an important event in the rebirth of the Algerian state.there is no doubt that the preparation for this epic was not an easy and ordinary thing, given the difficult factors and circumstances surrounding Algeria.
Learn moreThe regulation and propagation stage 1956-1958
After almost two years of the outbreak of the revolution, facing the evolutions that Algeria experienced after the attacks of north Constantine was able to breathe new life into the revolution, it became necessary to hold the meeting of the Algerian revolution’s leaders somewhere in the country to assess the situation, coordinate the efforts, organize the revolution’s infrastructures and putting the required strategy to continue the revolution until the victory, and dividing the country into military parts and the army into ranks.
Learn moreThe extermination period 1958-1960
This stage is considered one of the most difficult stages that the Algerian revolution went through, as the military operations continued and expanded in a huge way, and this was after the command of the French army was entrusted to General Schall, who began implementing the military project bearing his name to eliminate the revolution.
Learn moreThe negotiation stage 1960-1962
The Evian agreements signed on March 18th 1962 by the interim, of the Algerian Republic, and the French government representatives government, enabled the cease-fire on March 19th of the same year. This was the starting point of a new stage, which is the stage of determining the destiny of people who made huge sacrifices to impose their willingness to take independence in front of a colonizer who was convinced of eternal victory. Those negotiations were not easy, and had met many obstacles, and many historians agreed on the Algerian negotiator’s grandiosity to overcome it and when serving the Algerian affair.
Learn moreState recognition of the interim government
This stage is considered one of the most difficult stages that the Algerian revolution went through, as the military operations continued and expanded in a huge way, and this was after the command of the French army was entrusted to General Schall, who began implementing the military project bearing his name to eliminate the revolution.
Learn moreThe outbreak of the Algerian revolution of 1954
The regulation and propagation stage 1956-1958
After almost two years of the outbreak of the revolution, facing the evolutions that Algeria experienced after the attacks of north Constantine was able to breathe new life into the revolution, it became necessary to hold the meeting of the Algerian revolution’s leaders somewhere in the country to assess the situation, coordinate the efforts, organize the revolution’s infrastructures and putting the required strategy to continue the revolution until the victory, and dividing the country into military parts and the army into ranks.
The extermination period 1958-1960
This stage is considered one of the most difficult stages that the Algerian revolution went through, as the military operations continued and expanded in a huge way, and this was after the command of the French army was entrusted to General Schall, who began implementing the military project bearing his name to eliminate the revolution.
The negotiation stage 1960-1962
The Evian agreements signed on March 18th 1962 by the interim, of the Algerian Republic, and the French government representatives government, enabled the cease-fire on March 19th of the same year. This was the starting point of a new stage, which is the stage of determining the destiny of people who made huge sacrifices to impose their willingness to take independence in front of a colonizer who was convinced of eternal victory. Those negotiations were not easy, and had met many obstacles, and many historians agreed on the Algerian negotiator’s grandiosity to overcome it and when serving the Algerian affair.
State recognition of the interim government
This stage is considered one of the most difficult stages that the Algerian revolution went through, as the military operations continued and expanded in a huge way, and this was after the command of the French army was entrusted to General Schall, who began implementing the military project bearing his name to eliminate the revolution.