The Algerian Model in Guerrilla Warfare (1954-1962)

Exploring the theoretical and operational significance of Guerrilla Warfare, this book is divided into three parts. It outlines fundamental principles, emphasizing armed struggle, political indoctrination, and disciplined organization to secure popular support. The discussion includes an analytical focus on the Algerian model, highlighting how the revolution's tactics led to the fall of the 4th Republic in 1958. The Algerian revolution exemplified a unique approach to warfare against France, combining revolutionary theories with violent guerrilla tactics to achieve independence.