Introduction
Chapter 1: The Nationalist Movement in French Morocco during World War II
 1.1: Moroccan Nationalism in the 1930s
1.2: Moroccan Nationalism during World War II
1.3: Moroccan Nationalism at the End of World War
Chapter 2: The Establishment of the Istiqlal Party and the 1944 Riots
2.1: Moroccan Nationalism's Renewed Vitality and the Istiqlal's Establishment
 2.2: The Party Platform and its Publication
2.3: The 1944 Riots
Chapter 3: The Istiqlal in the Aftermath of the 1944 Riots
3.1: Coping with the Riots' Outcome
3.2: The French Reform Initiative and the Resumption of Party Activity
Chapter 4: The Istiqlal's Social Initiatives
4.1: Towards New Activities
4.2: The Party's Social Activities and their Meaning
Chapter 5: The Istiqlal's Ties with the Sultan: The Rise of a National Leader
5.1: The Relations between the Sultan and the French
5.2: The Relations between the Sultan Sidi Muhammad and his Subjects
5.3: The Sultan's Relations with the Nationalist Movement and the Istiqlal
Chapter 6: Attempts to Revise French Policies: Eirik Labonne's Reform Efforts
6.1: Background and Reactions to Labonne's Appointment
6.2: Labonne's Policies upon Assuming Office: The Release of Imprisoned Nationalist Leaders
6.3: Labonne's Reform Plans and their Impact
Chapter 7: A New Stage in Nationalist Politics: The Sultan's Visit to Tangier
7.1: Tangier in Modern Moroccan History
7.2: The Sultan's Visit
7.3: The Visit's Impact on French Policy and the Istiqlal
Chapter 8: An Intensified Nationalist Struggle: The Crises of 1950-51
8.1: The Istiqlal and the Moroccan Working Class
 8.2: New Faces among the Istiqlal's Leadership: The Rise of Mehdi Ben
8.3: The Sultan's Deteriorating Relations with the Residency
Chapter 9: The Nationalist Struggle's Turning Point: The Sultan's Deposition
9.1 Increased Tension between the Residency, the Monarchy, and the Istiqlal
9.2 The Sultan's Deposition
9.3 The Istiqlal and the Crisis
Conclusion