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ISBN 10: 1838603751
ISBN 13: 9781838600464
Author: Michael Peyron
From the Rif War to the rebellion of 1958, the Berbers (Imazighen) have played a central role in the history of Moroccan resistance to colonialism in the twentieth century. This book provides an in-depth overview of Berber resistance to the French campaigns of 'Pacification', and the subsequent struggle over Berber identity in the independence era. Deeply steeped in Berber history and culture, the author traces the major and minor engagements between French forces and the Berbers in revealing detail, using previously unavailable sources. Relying on a wealth of oral sources and extensive field work, it provides the most complete history to date of one of the most important Berber communities in North Africa.
1 Berber Origins
The problem stated
Myth and legend
Archaeological and historical theories
2 From Carthage to Islam
The Berbers and the Pax Romana
The riddle of the Kasbahs
3 Dynasts versus Heretics
The Berghaouata
The Senhaja princedom of Sijilmassa
An Atlas heretic stronghold: Qala‘at El-Mehdi
Almoravid intervention
4 Triumph of the Atlas Berbers
5 Makers of Mayhem: Beni Hilal and Ma’qil
Almohad decline
Worms in the Almohad woodwork
Almohad debacle
Nomad takeover
6 Atlas Saints and Mountain Kings
Start of the northwesterly push
Seksawa heyday
Lalla ‘Aziza and ‘Amr Hintati
Saints and robber barons
The Sa’adi sultans
“Bum Hully,” the would-be mahdi
7 Senhaja Revival
The role of Zaouit Ahansal
Driving force behind the Senhaja push
The zaouia of Dila’
Sharifian contenders: The ‘Alawids
8 Scourge of the Berbers
Dila’ destroyed
Enter Moulay Ismaïl
Attempted Dila’yin revival
Ismaïl’s confrontation with the Ayt ‘Atta
Showdown in the Fazaz
9 Transition and Recovery
The marabout of Tasaft
Qayd Ou-Barka and the Ayt Yoummour
An English renegade at large in the Atlas
10 Berber Backlash
Black goats and white rams
Moulay Yazid and the Imhiwash
Moulay Yazid and the power vacuum
Turmoil on the Atlas marches
Struggle for the upper Moulouya
Moulay Sliman: A peripatetic sultan
The Battle of Lenda (or “Zaïan incident”)
11 Dawn of the Great Qayd Era
From village chief to village bully
Bringing to book tribes and marabouts
The rise of Moha ou Hammou Azayyi
Punishing unruly tribes
“The sultan of the mountains”
Amhaoush and the Aghbala ambush
Moulay Hassan’s last campaign
12 The Foreign Threat
Morocco in peril
Saints and warriors
History in dispute
13 The Start of Morocco’s “Thirty Years’ War”
Prestige of the hills: 1) Action at Ksiba
Prestige of the hills: 2) Battle of El-Herri
Prestige of the hills: 3) The Khenifra convoys
14 The Defense of Jbel Fazaz
Bekrit beleaguered
Ras Tarsha and the Koubbats
End of play in Middle Atlas
15 Stemming the Tide in Southeast Morocco
Enter the adventurers
Checkmate in Tafilalt
The Great Rebellion
Belqasm’s arbitrary takeover
16 Great Qayd versus Marabout
Tribal warfare on the Glaoua marches
A blow to Glaoui prestige
From Azilal to Waouizaght
17 Between Oum Rbia’ and Moulouya: Failure of the Marabouts
In-fighting among the marabouts
Zaïan cavalry versus mountain tribesmen
Rather death than dishonor
Inaccessible Tounfit
18 Bitter Battles Around Jbel Tishshoukt
Four warlike tribes
Saving Skoura from the French
“Under the high peak of Tishshoukt”
Further campaigning in Tache de Taza: 1923 season
19 The Rif War
Opening skirmishes
Spectacular victory of Anoual
The Rifian off ensive: The battles for Fez and Taza
Turning point of the war?
War on two fronts
Winter of 1925–6
End of the Rif republic
20 Phoney War on the Atlas Front
The politicals at work
Native Affairs officers: positive and negative angles
A conquest of hearts and minds?
Terror on Tishshoukt: Prelude to surrender
Sidi Raho’s last stand on Bou Iblan
Berber attempts at containing the “oil stain policy’
21 Reckless Raiders Rule the Roost
Ou-Skounti: Charismatic diehard chief
wi n-iwaliwn: A fresh Berber victory
Ou-Skounti in Yahya-land
Tafilalt takeover
Fierce firefight at Ifegh
Raid and counter-raid: The southern sector
Raid and counter-raid: The Atlas front
22 The Opening Rounds of the Atlas Endgame: Ayt Ya’qoub to Tazizaout
Into the uncharted Berber borderlands
Mountain diehards: Ayt Hadiddou and Ayt Sokhman
Capua of the borderlands
Desperate battle at Ayt Ya’qoub
Neutralizing the Oued L‘abid salient
In defense of Yahya-land
Towards Ayt Hadiddou country
23 Heroic Defense of Tazizaout
“A silver bullet my father left me”
‘Hold on steadfastly!”
Battle for “Cedar Pinnacle”
“The enemy came and dislodged us from our fox-holes”
Tazizaout: The morning after
24 Atlas Endgame: The Closing Stages
Ayt ‘Atta win immortal fame in Saghro battle
Closing moves of the Atlas campaign
Baddou battle
Last stand on Jbel Kousser
25 Pacification Aftermath
Last shots in “Morocco’s Thirty Years’ War”
First years of peace
The “Berber dahir”
26 Transition to Modernity: Protectorate and Independence
Postwar problems
The road to independence
Descent into oblivion
Start of Berber revival
27 From Oblivion to Recognition
Founding of IRCAM
28 Conclusion
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