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الجمهورية
Northern Constantine offensive shifts Liberation Revolution
On August 20, 1955, the members of the Algerian revolution carried out large and organized attacks in northern Constantine against French colonial forces' positions, aiming to expand the revolution, lift the siege on the Ouars Region, and demonstrate the people's political nature of the revolution. These operations, involving around 2,000 fighters, confused the French forces and strengthened the Algerian cause's presence on the international stage, showcasing the revolution’s ability to plan and execute on a large scale, which resulted in political gains by including the cause on the United Nations agenda.
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