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Liberation Committee of the Arab West
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Liberation Committee of the Arab West

government organization, Cairo, Egypt
Also known as: Maghrib Bureau
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  • Abd el-Krim
    / Exile and after

    …el-Krim associated himself with the Liberation Committee of the Arab West (Magreb) until he broke with that group in the early 1950s. He continued to give interviews and to write articles for Arab consumption against European colonialism and for the liberation of North Africa. Even after Morocco’s independence in 1956,…

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    …el-Krim associated himself with the Liberation Committee of the Arab West (Magreb) until he broke with that group in the early 1950s. He continued to give interviews and to write articles for Arab consumption against European colonialism and for the liberation of North Africa. Even after Morocco’s independence in 1956,…

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