Popular demonstrations in the city of Tebessa and its environs during the month of November 1961

Abstract

There are many revolutionary activities that were not highlighted by the media during the liberation revolution, because the media of the revolution were not able to cover all the military, political, diplomatic and other events because they were mainly dependent on Al-Mujahid newspaper and some Arab radio stations that could be published in it for a few hours and therefore we do not find any mention of city demonstrations The interior. As for the colonial means, they were interested in what served the existence of France and its colonial mechanism. However, searching and excavating archive boxes enables its owner to reveal the course of events that were not known to researchers, and in this context our study came about the demonstrations in Tebessa and its environs during the month of November 1961, and this is a work that was not known to researchers, and in it the determination of women and children emerged, mainly in leading the demonstrations. They defied the colonial forces for long days, including those who were martyred, those imprisoned and wounded, and they continued to strike and lead the popular masses to victory and impose their presence and raise the national flag lofty.