Algerian women and their role in supporting volunteer work during the liberation revolution: a socio-historical reading

Abstract

Abstract: The study aimed to provide a socio-historical analysis of the role of Algerian women in supporting volunteer work during the liberation revolution and the extent of their contribution to it. Undoubtedly, the examiner of some historical, social, and political studies that are concerned with monitoring historical resistance and revolutions finds them to tend to underestimate a prominent station on women's roles during the Algerian revolution, even if found in such research, the spaces for telling their role still suffer from marginalization and exclusion, but are much less than the spaces dedicated to the role of men Despite its significance. Many women were deprived of formal education. To achieve the objectives of the study, the researcher used the descriptive approach in order to access broad and comprehensive data on the socio-historical dimension of the role of Algerian women in supporting volunteer work during the liberation revolution. The Algerian Revolution witnessed profound national sacrifices and remains a defining symbol of struggle and resilience in the country’s modern history, serving as a lasting source of inspiration for future generations.