The Algerian Experience in Guerrilla Warfare (1954-1962)

Focusing on both theoretical and operational aspects, this book examines Guerrilla Warfare through a structured approach. The first part outlines fundamental principles, while the second part delves deeper into these concepts. The third section offers an analytical discussion of the Algerian model, highlighting the importance of political indoctrination, mass movement, and disciplined organization. By assessing the Algerian Revolutionary War, the study illustrates how these principles can foster popular support and sympathy from the local population in armed struggles.