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Ahmed Dlimi

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According to Ahmed Rami, several young military officers were arrested mid-January 1983. Dlimi himself was also arrested, interrogated and tortured in the royal palace, before his death being set up as a car-crash. Dlimi is said to have advocated a closer relationship to France in order to counter US
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was elaborated upon by Rami, who claimed that the CIA was investigating Dlimi as a secret member of the "Independent Officers"; that they had filmed the Stockholm meeting between them, and had ultimately delivered this video to Hassan II. Morocco was at the time a very close ally of the United
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in March 1983, who exiled himself to Sweden after the failed coup of 1972 in which he had taken part. Rami alleged that he had clandestinely met with Dlimi in Stockholm in December 1982, and that they were preparing a coup against Hassan II, due for July 1983. Dlimi was allegedly part of the
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After the independence of Morocco, he briefly married the daughter of a minister, Messaoud Chiguer. Then married a daughter of another minister, Bousselham. This event opened the doors of the highest power circles for Dlimi, who was then a simple young officer in the army.
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After two failed coup attempts in 1971 and 1972 (the latter of which involved the assistance of General Oufkir), Dlimi was entrusted with increasingly important tasks and promoted to the rank of General. He eventually replaced Oufkir as right-hand man to Hassan II.
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in Angola since the mid-1970s. He had agreed to the setting up of a CIA station in Morocco, which became one of its key installations in Africa. Hassan II had visited US Secretary of Defense
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Ahmed Dlimi was increasingly viewed as the main military strongman of Morocco. However, in January 1983, he was killed in a car accident just after meeting the King in his palace at
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influence. Rami wrote that: "Hassan's closest circle, which also counts foreign secret agents, very well knows the circumstances of Dlimi's death." This veiled allusion to the
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Through his father Ahmed Dlimi was also related to Oufkir. Fatima Chenna, the wife of Oufkir and daughter of colonel Chenna, was related to Lahcen Dlimi through her mother.
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He died in January 1983, officially in a car crash, although allegations have been made that he was assassinated. He was accused of being responsible for the death of
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in November 1965. After Dlimi's death, fifteen other officers were arrested and three of them executed. No one was allowed to see Ahmed Dlimi's corpse.
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Raisons d'états: Tout sur l'affaire Ben Barka et d'autres crimes politiques au Maroc
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in this territory. Western Sahara was then claimed both by Morocco and by the
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has also directly accused Dlimi of taking part in Ben Barka's assassination.
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Exit Hasan of Morocco: west mourns the death of another loyal servant
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Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II
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in 1977 and 1978 to support US intervention, and also assisted
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Some sources claim that he personally executed his superior,
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for a job in the colonial administration in the late 1940s.
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in the Southern Zone, where the military were fighting the
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and played an important role as a military supporter of
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Hassan II had sent troops to 7: 1354: 682:In the Moroccan King's Secret Garden 831:History of republicanism in Morocco 659:Mehdi Ben Barka, quarante ans après 542:Abdellatif Mansour (4 March 2005). 31: 272:" of the exiled opposition leader 14: 16:Moroccan Army general (1931–1983) 1353: 1342: 1341: 1079:Brigade General Abdelaziz Chatar 1064: 1054:Brigadier General Khaled Jabrane 1014: 992: 970: 948: 874: 866: 278:National Union of Popular Forces 248:Ahmed Dlimi headed the Moroccan 201:in 1975, and took charge of the 110: 96: 40: 1523:Road incident deaths in Morocco 1104:(Commander of the Fifth Bureau) 1096:(Commander of the Third Bureau) 610:Interview with Bachir Ben Barka 586:English account of revelations 287:Former dissident and prisoner 280:(UNPF) and of the non-aligned 1: 1446:Hamid El Boukhari (1983–1988) 1047:Colonel-Major Mustapha Hdioud 1029:Major-General Mohamed Haramou 963:Major-General Mohammed Berrid 925:Major-General Mohammed Berrid 264:, he was accused of numerous 1452:General Ouazzani (1990–1993) 1294:Lieutenant Colonel Errhamani 170:– d. 25 January 1983, 1508:Moroccan military personnel 1205:Moroccan Army of Liberation 985:Captain Major Mohamed Tahin 573:Les Officiers de Sa Majesté 193:and played a major role in 1554: 1287:Abou El Barakat Al Barbari 1280:Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah 1020:Royal Moroccan Gendarmerie 781:Le destin du général Dlimi 759:The Morocco of Muhammad VI 684:, Maurice Publishers, 1998 388:Deputy Director of the CIA 276:, leader of the left-wing 1409: 1337: 1225:Battles involving Morocco 1174:Mohamed Bachir El Bouhali 282:Tricontinental Conference 153: 77:25 January 1983 (aged 51) 39: 1449:Mhamed Dryef (1989–1990) 998:Royal Moroccan Air Force 749:(AI Index: MDE 29/01/93) 378:and the State Secretary 1230:Morocco in World War II 1533:People from Sidi Kacem 1308:Commandant Al Khattabi 1220:Wars involving Morocco 1193:Operations and history 1101:General Mohamed Maïche 244:Before the Green March 1086:Military Intelligence 747:Amnesty International 703:, September 17, 1999 327:Moroccan Armed Forces 203:Moroccan Armed Forces 122:Years of service 1486:Abdellatif Hammouchi 1070:Moroccan Royal Guard 162:(b. 16 July 1931 in 1139:Abdelfattah Louarak 1093:Abdelfattah Louarak 1057:(northern division) 1050:(southern division) 976:Royal Moroccan Navy 954:Royal Moroccan Army 872:Military of Morocco 223:Sidi Kacem Province 168:Sidi Kacem Province 116:Royal Moroccan Army 64:Sidi Kacem Province 1441:Abdelhak El Kadiri 1154:Abdelhak El Kadiri 906:Abdellatif Loudiyi 741:2006-05-01 at the 723:2006-03-26 at the 695:Our Man in Morocco 665:, 29 October 2005 636:2011-04-18 at the 615:2005-12-20 at the 191:Western Sahara War 181:under the rule of 144:Western Sahara War 1528:Moroccan generals 1495: 1494: 1429:Housni Benslimane 1417:Mohamed Laghzioui 1369: 1368: 1333: 1332: 1184:Benhammou Kettani 1149:Abdelaziz Bennani 1134:Belkhir El Farouk 1117:Former commanders 1112: 1111: 936: 935: 745:1993 report from 646:, August 8, 2001 424:www.aljazeera.net 376:Caspar Weinberger 250:security services 195:Angolan Civil War 157: 156: 1545: 1468:Hamidou Laanigri 1396: 1389: 1382: 1373: 1357: 1356: 1345: 1344: 1248: 1210:Moroccan Goumier 1159:Mohamed Achahbar 1129:Hamidou Laanigri 1105: 1097: 1077: 1068: 1058: 1051: 1044: 1037:Auxiliary Forces 1027: 1018: 1005: 996: 983: 974: 961: 952: 945: 929: 910: 902: 888: 878: 870: 860: 853: 846: 837: 818: 799: 786: 785: 777: 768: 756: 750: 733: 727: 713: 707: 706: 691: 685: 675: 669: 668: 656: 650: 649: 628: 622: 621: 607: 601: 600: 596:Ben Barka Affair 588:made in 2000 in 583: 577: 576: 565: 559: 558: 556: 554: 539: 530: 529: 518: 505: 504: 502: 501: 490: 484: 483: 481: 480: 466: 460: 459: 457: 456: 441: 435: 434: 432: 431: 416: 185:. 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Index

General

Zaggota
Sidi Kacem Province
Morocco
Marrakesh
Morocco

Royal Moroccan Army
General
Western Sahara War
Shaba I
Zaggota
Sidi Kacem Province
Marrakesh
Moroccan
General
Hassan II
Mohamed Oufkir
Western Sahara War
Angolan Civil War
Green March
Moroccan Armed Forces
Polisario Front
Zaggota
Sidi Kacem Province
SDECE
Mohammed Oufkir
security services
King Hassan II

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