جيش التّحرير الوطني التونسي وعلاقته بالثورة الجزائرية (1955-1956م).

This study present some of the important aspects of the Algerian Tunisian relationship during a critical stage of contemporary national history, namely liberation revolution of Algeria stage, Just as it is commonly known that the struggle of the two countries: Tunisia and Algeria against French colonialism, has seen much of the manifestations of solidarity, mutual ceremony, if Bourguiba and other supporters of the Political divan of the Free Constitutional Party of Tunisia, have accepted autonomy of independence to Tunisia in June 1955, the General Secretary- "Salah Ben Youssef," has announced its categorical rejection of the autonomy agreements in Tunisia, considering it as a step backward and a high treason to the martyrs and the mujahideen of Algeria and Morocco. Which made a number of political and social forces in Tunisia convinced of the need to continue the armed struggle until realizing the full independence for all the countries of the Maghreb, Where they take one tunnel with Liberation revolution of Algeria which emphasized the principle of armed struggle as a means of liberation from the f colonialism. This trend has developed especially after the founding of the Tunisian National Liberation Army was announced, where the political and military coordination has clearly emerged between the Tunisian National Liberation Army leaders and the leadership of the Algerian liberation Revolution, through these meetings and agreements that were concluding in order to make a knowledge, control and regulate the ways and mechanisms of cooperation among them. There is no doubt that these meetings and agreements concluded between the two leaders, are resulted to the actual and effective solidarity of the members of the Tunisian National Liberation Army with the Algerian revolution on the military level, that what is clear to us by their joining to its ranks and their involvement in arms smuggling to Algeria, this as well as the formation of several common military group between the Tunisian National Liberation Army and the Algerian National Liberation Army, a group that has fought several successful military operations against the French occupation forces in the border areas between Tunisia and Algeria