استراتيجية حرب العصابات في ثورات: عبد القادر بن محي الدين، ابن عبد الكريم الخطابي، عمر المختار

Abstract

The historical view of the Maghreb popular revolutions differs militarily and politically, but they agree that the goal of their establishment is independence or obtaining the maximum popular rights under the colonial authority. Given the disparity in power between the opponents, the leaders of these revolutions considered it better to resort to blitzkrieg, as part of a long military plan, with the aim of inflicting great losses on the enemy that would make him rethink the demands of the peoples of the colonies, and this was the style of Emir Abdelkader in his war with France, and Ibn Abdel Karim against France and Spain, and Omar Mukhtar against the Italians