Evolution of the political and military conflict of the revolution from the Soummam conference to the Cairo conference 1956-1957

Abstract

This study aims to research the topic of the evolution of the political and military conflict of the editorial revolution (1956-1957), that  is, from the Soummam conference to the Cairo conference, according to the decisions that they came out with and their effects on the course of the revolution. In particular, the decisions of the Soummam, that exploded the differences between the politicians and the military and between the interior and the exterior, sometimes reaching the level of the physical elimination of some personalities. After this study, we reached a set of results, that the Cairo Conference canceled the decisions that sparked  controversy and opened the door for the military mastery of the revolutionary institutions from1957 to 1962, and the revolutionary project returned to its true framework.