This study sheds light on the truth and contents of the French colonial policy that practiced in Tunisia between the years(1951-1955 AD). Also, it highlights its multiple manifestations and forms. That is, through the models of Tunisian newspapers, with different ideological and political trends, as it was tracking events and transmitting them at the time, which are: Al-Wazir newspaper, Al-Nahda, Al-Sabah, Al-Zahra and according to the subject matter, we reached many results that can be summarized that French policy was embodied sometimes under the umbrella of reform and development, by using repression and violence under the slogan of maintaining security and preserving citizens. Furthermore, in its essence practices reflect colonial greed, and exploitation of the country by using force through the power of the colonial machine, and the French Resident-General authority, also the weakness of the Bey as a matter of the fact. But the Tunisian population resisted the policy of interest with all its social and political components, until they achieved their desired independence.