The Algerian Experience in Guerrilla Warfare ( 1954-1962)

Focusing on the principles and strategies of Guerrilla Warfare, the book is divided into three parts. It outlines fundamental theories and operational tactics, emphasizing the significance of political indoctrination and disciplined organization in gaining popular support. The Algerian revolution serves as a key case study, illustrating how guerrilla tactics were employed to challenge colonial forces and ultimately led to national independence. The text highlights the revolution's unique approach, marked by violence and armed struggle, culminating in the fall of the 4th Republic in 1958.