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Civil War in Morocco, illustration for Le Petit Journal, 18 January
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Civil War in Morocco, illustration for Le Petit Journal, 18 January
XEE4159222 Civil War in Morocco, illustration for Le Petit Journal, 18 January, 1903 (engraving) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fighting between supporters of Sultan Abdelaziz (Abd Al-Aziz) (1878-1943) and a rival claimant to the throne, Bou Hmara - The Civil War in Morocco, where the troops of Sultan Abdelaziz (1878-1943) fight the supporters of the whole prophete Bou Hamara, in the northern region of the country, from the Riff to Taza, villages were plunder and burned by rebels); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23707528
© Stefano Bianchetti / Bridgeman Images
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This print captures a significant moment in history - the Civil War in Morocco. Illustrated for Le Petit Journal on 18 January, 1903, this engraving by French School artist Stefano Bianchetti provides a glimpse into the intense conflict that unfolded between supporters of Sultan Abdelaziz and his rival claimant to the throne, Bou Hmara. The image depicts the fierce battle between these opposing factions as they clash in the northern region of Morocco, from Riff to Taza. The rebels' relentless attacks resulted in villages being plundered and burned, leaving devastation in their wake. This street scene showcases not only the chaos of war but also highlights the resilience and determination of both sides. As we delve into this historical event through Bianchetti's artistry, it becomes evident that this civil war had far-reaching consequences for both Moroccans and French colonizers alike. It serves as a reminder of Africa's turbulent past and sheds light on the complexities surrounding power struggles within Arab civilizations during this era. With its vibrant colors and intricate details, this engraving transports us back to an important chapter in Moroccan history. It invites us to reflect upon how conflicts shape societies and reminds us of our shared humanity amidst even the most tumultuous times.
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