Moroccans were known as some of the fiercest fighters among the troops of right-wing General Francisco Franco in Spain’s 1936-1939 civil war ... Moroccan Center for Common Memory and the Future (CMCA) ...

Almost exactly 85 years ago, the fate of the Spanish capital Madrid was at stake as insurgent Nationalist forces began their assault on the city and its Republican defenders. The key military ...

After two months of fighting, irregulars of the Moroccan Liberation Army, under the leadership of a squat ex-Marrakech street vendor named Ben Hamou, have driven the Spanish out of most of their ...

What became known as the Spanish Civil War began on 17 July 1936 when a group ... the Nationalists – supported by Italian and Moroccan troops – advanced northwards, capturing cities from ...

Civil Wars are anything but civil, and in many cases can make for stranger bedfellows than normal politics. This certainly could describe the situation in Spain. The Spanish Civil War (1936–39 ...

Rabat - Morocco’s Director General of National Security and Territorial Surveillance, Abdellatif Hammouchi, met on Wednesday in Rabat with Major General Luis Peláez Piñeiro, Spanish Civil ...

This meeting underscores the paramount importance of Moroccan-Spanish bilateral cooperation in the security field, representing a model of effective and regular collaboration in the fight against ...