French conquest of Morocco
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imperial conquest and pacification of the North African nation.
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1907 — 1937
1912 Fes Anti-Jewish riots, Battle of Bougafer, Battle of Sidi Bou Othman, Battle of Tazizaoute, Bombing of Casablanca, Chaouia campaign, France, Franco–Moroccan conflicts, Morocco, Siege of Aït-Yacoub, war, Zaian War, 
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Action of the Hohenzollern Redoubt – Actions of the Bluff, 1916 – Attack on the Polderhoek Spur – Battle of Armentières – Battle of Arras – Battle of Arras – Battle of Arras – Battle of Arras – Battle of Bougafer – Battle of Broodseinde – Battle of Caesar's Camp – Battle of Courtrai – Battle of Courtrai – Battle of Courtrai – Battle of Drocourt-Quéant Line – Battle of Festubert – Battle of Florennes – Battle of Givenchy – Battle of Hill 60 – Battle of Hill 70 – Battle of Hooglede – Battle of Kitcheners' Wood – Battle of La Bassée – Battle of Langemarck – Battle of Lens – Battle of Lincelles – Battle of Loos – Battle of Markem – Battle of Marquain – Battle of Menin – Battle of Messines – Battle of Messines – Battle of Mons-en-Pévèle – Battle of Mont Sorrel – Battle of Mouscron – Battle of Neuve Chapelle – Battle of Passchendaele – Battle of Pilckem Ridge – Battle of Poelcappelle – Battle of Polygon Wood – Battle of Prémesques – Battle of Roosebeke – Battle of Sidi Bou Othman – Battle of Tazizaoute – Battle of the Boar's Head – Battle of the Canal du Nord – Battle of the Golden Spurs – Battle of the Lys – Battle of the Menin Road Ridge – Battle of the Scarpe – Battle of the Ypres-Comines Canal – Battle of Tourcoing – Battle of Vimy Ridge – Capture of Courtrai – Capture of Westhoek – Chaouia campaign – Fifth Battle of Ypres – First Battle of Passchendaele – Gas attack at Hulluch – Hohenzollern Redoubt – Myth of Langemarck – Operations on the Gheluvelt Plateau, July–August 1917 – Second Battle of Artois – Second Battle of Ypres – Siege de Lille – Siege of Arras – Siege of Aït-Yacoub – Siege of Courtrai – Siege of Doornik – Siege of Douai – Siege of Douai – Siege of Douai – Siege of Lens – Siege of Lille – Siege of Lille – Siege of Lille – Siege of Lille – Siege of Lille – Siege of Lille – Siege of Lille – Siege of Lille – Siege of Marchiennes – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Tournai – Siege of Ypres – Siege of Ypres – Siege of Ypres – Siege of Ypres – Sieges of Lille – Third Battle of Artois – Zaian War –
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1937-01-01T00:00:00Z
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1912-04-17T00:00:00Z
1933-02-13T00:00:00Z
Battle of Bougafer 1933
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1932-01-01T00:00:00Z
Battle of Tazizaoute 1932
1907-08-07T00:00:00Z
1907-01-01T00:00:00Z
Chaouia campaign 1907
1929-06-08T00:00:00Z
Siege of Aït-Yacoub 1929
1914-01-01T00:00:00Z
Zaian War 1914
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Colonel Gouraud embarquant pour le Maroc - avril 1911
French troops camp out in the large square; the mosque is in the background; General Lyautey's quarters are on the right.
Front page of the New York Times, August 7 1907: French Kill Moors, Taking Casablanca
Front page of the New York Times, August 7 1907: French Kill Moors, Taking Casablanca
In Mauchamp's garden after the pillaging.
In Morocco- the Assassination of Doctor Mauchamp in Marrakesh
Le Petit Journal August 3, 1907
Le Petit Journal: Our nationals in peril
Le colonel Girodon de la Légion étrangère, grièvement blessé à la jambe, rentre en France à bord du paquebot La Martinique (cropped)
Lyautey with Destailleurs, who would serve as consul of France in Oujda.
Lyautey à Oujda, avril 1907
Mauchamp walking in Marrakesh on the eve of his assassination.
Mauchamp's coffin arrives in Mazagan from Marrakesh and is paraded through the city on its way to the Lalande.
Moirts campagne Marok
Muhammad El Guebbas, Minister of War of Morocco under Abd al-Aziz
Occupation of Oujda
Placing the corpse of Mauchamp into the coffin.
Returning Mauchamp's remains to France.
The French flag flies over Oujda's main gate.
The bombardment of Figuig in the illustrated supplement of Le Petit Parisien, June 21, 1903.
The dead-end of the alley where Mauchamp was assassinated.
The door of Mauchamp's house forced open.
Transfer of the remains of Mauchamp from Mazagan to Tangier.
What we went to do in Oujda: while there were the chores of cleaning the streets of the city, the medical officer Azemar treats the various ailments of the natives.
الدار البيضاء 1907 01
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