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DeskripsiAllal El Fassi 1956.png
English: Allal El Fassi giving a speech during a meeting of the Istiqlal party in September 1956
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Scan from "Guerres et paix au Maroc: reportages, 1950-1990"
By Attilio Gaudio
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Roger-Violet
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