The post-World War II period saw a strong resurgence of
the Algerian national movement with its different currents, since the
idea of uniting militant action remained among Algerians. Unitarian
experience involving all parties and entities active at the time
emerged; Including nationalists, Islamists, communists and liberals in
an attempt to create a platform of agreement and arrangement for the
preparation of a common Algerian demands list to be submitted to the
French authorities. This was enshrined in the organization then known
as the Algerian Front for the Defence and respect of freedom, which
was created in Algeria on 5 October 1951.