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    الصورة السياسية و الاقتصادية و الاجتماعية للجزائر خلال العهد العثماني 1518-1830 من خلال كتب الرحالة والجواسيس و رجال الدين الكتابات الفرنسية و الاسبانية نموذجا
    (2016-11-16) حـمـدون بـن عـتـو; Encadreur: حنيفي هلايلي
    Thesis Summary : This thesis is based on highlighting the propaganda activities that were carried out by Europeans living in Algeria, led by clerics and envoys, diplomats and travelers, and to highlight their writings on the history of Algeria during the Covenant Alosmana.o highlighted the mechanisms of propaganda activity and objectives recorded their memoirs and hostile reports against Algeria, nation, and centered on the following points: - Portray the lives and suffering of European prisoners in Algeria, with forgotten our prisoners on the other side. - Reasons to hold prisoners Europeans to Islam in Algeria. - Challenge the beliefs of the Algerian nation, and the irony of Islamic rites. - Photo Algeria on the basis of it a den of piracy and underdeveloped nation. European nations have assailed against Algeria, particularly in the period of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century, and led a massive military campaigns, as the church worked on the blessing of these campaigns in the framework of a renewed trend crusade, thanks to the effectiveness of diplomatic regulation of Aaalh Algeria managed to conclude a number of agreements and treaties with General European countries, France Khash.an Ottoman period did not receive care enough Algerians researchers, remained diplomatic side keyed to see the French hostile party of Algeria, who was the primary purpose of which the reader access to the idea due to the Ottoman period, none of which earns Algeria national figure and political entities, and economic system, and frameworks defensive, Scripture Europeans and others are focusing only on what they described as piracy and the slave trade. key words: Algeria-Europeans-adventurers- Pilgrim- Monks- Ottoman Empire