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1. wwi.lib.byu.edu › index › The_First_Moroccan_CrisisThe First Moroccan Crisis - World War I Document Archive

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   Jun 1, 2009 · After overcoming the difficult technical task of landing in Tangier, there was a very fitting reception on the dock by Moroccan officials and the German colony. Then a ride through the gaily decorated streets amid the indescribable joy of the natives and the European population; it was a magnificent oriental pageant in fine weather.

2. sharkawyrworldhistoryais.blogspot.com › 2013 › 01The Landing of Wilhelm II in Tangier (Primary Source Analysis)

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   Jan 7, 2013 · After overcoming the difficult technical task of landing in Tangier, there was a very fitting reception on the dock by Moroccan officials and the German colony. Then a ride through the gaily decorated streets amid the indescribable joy of the natives and the European population; it was a magnificent oriental pageant in fine weather.

3. www.tripadvisor.ca › ShowTopic-g293730-i9195-kLanding in Tangier and then where??? - Morocco Forum

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   Answer 1 of 8: The plan so far is to land in Tangier after leaving Sevilla in the morning, traveling to Algeciras and catching the ferry. We really don't want to stay in Tangier for the night but don't want to take the long train ride to...

4. timleberecht.medium.com › between-the-two-of-usBetween the Two of Us. A letter from Tangier | by Tim ...

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   Aug 22, 2023 · For centuries, it has not only been a hotbed for spies but also a popular destination for those eloping or wanting to bring and live their illegitimate, impossible — their true loves — here, like...

5. moroccotravelblog.com › 2019/04/03 › 24-hours-in24 Hours in Tangier, The Bride of the North - Morocco Travel Blog

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   Apr 3, 2019 · Tangier, referred to as “The Bride of the North” has long been a romantic haven frequented by artists, beat poets and writers who arrived on North African shores from the 1920’s – 1960’s seeking an exotic adventure in this “international zone.”

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6. bluedoorcuisine.com › historical-facts-about11 Interesting Facts About Tangier, Morocco - Blue Door Cuisine

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   Dec 26, 2019 · One can never feel bored in Tangier, thanks to its unique diverse setting – nestled between the sea and rolling hills. Its land is also the arena where culture and traditions mingle and clash, giving birth to a fresh diverse culture.

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   What was it like landing in Tangier?

   • After overcoming the difficult technical task of landing in Tangier, there was a very fitting reception on the dock by Moroccan officials and the German colony. Then a ride through the gaily decorated streets amid the indescribable joy of the natives and the European population; it was a magnificent oriental pageant in fine weather.

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   Why should you visit Tangier?

   • Tangier is an attractive destination due to its beautiful and inviting style and setting, nestled between the sea and rolling hills. Its land is the arena where culture and traditions mingle and clash, giving birth to a fresh diverse culture.

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   What is Tangier famous for?

   • Tangier is famous for being extremely rich in history. It has undergone various transformations and is known for hosting international art in all its forms, luxurious hotels, and highly developed sites.

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   When did Tangier become part of Morocco?

   • Tangier became part of Morocco in 1956. It was under English rule from 1662 to 1684, during which time it was called ‘English Tangier’. Tangier was under international control from 1904 to 1956, except during the Second World War.

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   When was Tangier founded?

   • Tangier was initially founded by Carthaginian settlers in the fifth century BC. The city was also extremely valuable to the Berber people as it held the name of a Berber god: Tinjis. It was founded by Carthaginians.

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   Why did Tangier have a bad reputation?

   • During this era, Tangier acquired a bad reputation due to the illicit activities that began to expand on its land, such as financial fraud, espionage, smuggling, and outrageous sexual license by wealthy and eccentric expatriates. 8. Home for art The promise of cosmopolitan freedom operated as a magnet to attract art to the city of Tangier.

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8. medium.com › @danielforkner › landing-in-tangierLanding in Tangier, Morocco is a Crash Test for Being a Tourist

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   Mar 14, 2016 · I stayed an extra night because I had been anxious to visit the North African country. I could not put it off any longer though, I would have to go to Tangier by ferry.