Revue de Recherches et Etudes Scientifiques
Volume 20, Numéro 1, Pages 01-22
2026-01-26
The Tunisian Stance On The Italian Occupation Of Libya In 1911
Authors : Boutaibi Mohamed . Rebai Djemaa .
Abstract
West Tripoli faced Italian control beginning in 1911, sparking a wave of nationalist opposition in the Maghreb peoples, especially from Tunisians, so that West Tripoli faced Italian control starting in 1911, sparking a wave of nationalist resistance among the peoples of North Africa, particularly among Tunisians. Tunisians offered significant support to their Libyan brethren, with the Tunisian Youth Movement at the forefront. This movement initiated the publication of the newspaper "Al-Ittihad Al-Islami" (Islamic Union), followed by "Al-Ittihad Al-Tunisi" (Tunisian Union), aiming to raise awareness among Tunisians about participating in the struggle against the Italians, highlighting their crimes, and defending Libyan rights. Led by Ali Bach Hamba, the Tunisian Youth Movement recruited Tunisians and even Algerians to support the Libyan struggle, in addition to collecting financial donations and military supplies. The movement organized demonstrations and led boycott campaigns against Italian economic interests in Tunisia. Therefore, this study aims to explore the support and stances adopted by Tunisians towards the Libyan situation before the arrival of Italian rule.
Keywords
Libya; Itali's occupation; Tunisian Youth Movement ; Islamic Union; Bach Hamba.
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