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1016:"The shy and retiring Muhammad V rose up like a lion to meet his historical destiny. In an electric speech pronounced at Tangier on April 9, 1947, the sultan – who had never before uttered a word that might suggest he would deviate from Protectorate policy – praised the march toward Moroccan 'unity' and affirmed his belief in the country's 'Arabo-Islamic' destiny, publicly carving out a wide space between himself and the Residency. Carefully modulating his language, the sultan now joined the duel between the Istiqlal and the Protectorate regime, turning it into a three-sided altercation. The popularity of the sultan and his family soared, as 'monarchy fever' seized the Moroccan people and Muhammad V became the adored symbol of the nation. His portrait appeared everywhere, in the smallest shops of the madina to the place of honor inside the private home." 1205:), which was aimed at collectively building the new Morocco. Negotiations between France and Morocco continued in February and March 1956, with the former suggesting that Morocco become "an independent state united with France by permanent ties of interdependency," while the latter pushed for a complete annulment of the 1912 Treaty of Fes. The Franco-Moroccan Declaration of Independence was signed on 2 March 1956, although about 100,000 French troops remained on Moroccan land at the time. 25: 142: 1316: 796: 1048:), from 7–8 December 1952. Approximately 100 people were killed. These protests were influenced heavily by the broader transnational network of support that Moroccan nationalists had built. This network included diplomats and intelligence agents who provided information and strategic support, impacting local and international perceptions of the Moroccan independence movement. 810: 906:). 20 August is considered a national holiday in Morocco, in remembrance of the Revolution of the King and the People. After Morocco had regained independence from the French, the movement effectively ceased to exist, as the Sultan managed to take control of the state. Meanwhile, the Moroccan Nationalist Movement was turned into an opposition party. 1247:
Not long after independence in 1956, the coalition between Mohammed V and the Moroccan Nationalist Movement started to crumble. The power vacuum created by the departure of the colonial authorities was primarily filled by the Sultan, while the Nationalist Movement became an opposition force. The
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From Paris, Mohammed V addressed Morocco, promising reforms to bring the country toward "a democratic state based on a constitutional monarchy." Muslims gathered in the mosques the following Friday to hear Mohammed V's
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Under pressure and having lost control of the country, the French authorities removed Ben Arafa and were forced to negotiate with the exiled Sultan. The negotiations at the Conference of
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in their efforts against colonialism and toward independence, particularly after the French authorities forced Sultan Mohammed V into exile on 20 August 1953 (
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Sultan succeeded in his efforts to secure power in part by co-opting several crucial figures in the Nationalist Movement and its international network.
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On 16 November 1955, Mohammed V arrived in Morocco. He announced the end of the French protectorate, and by proxy, the end of the "minor jihad" (Arabic:
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with "representatives of Moroccan public opinion" took place on 22 August 1955, but these were largely ineffective. Further negotiations took place in
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in order to break free from colonial rule. The name refers to the coordination between the Moroccan monarch Sultan
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in September. In October, a plan was made including a temporary "Throne Council" of loyalists to France, such as
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After the sultan's exile, popular resistance became more aggressive. On 11 September 1953,
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and Protestant churches stood in solidarity with the Moroccan people and people such as
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in January 1943, with tacit encouragement for Moroccan independence from US President
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After French authorities failed in their attempt to disrupt his journey with the
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On 20 August 1953 (Eid al-Adha), Mohammed V was deposed and exiled, first to
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of 9 April 1947. In the words of the historian Susan Gilson Miller:
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The anniversary of the Revolution of the King and the People is a
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Spain signed an agreement with Morocco in April 1956 to leave the
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resistance fighters orchestrated an attack on Europeans living in
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denounced the injustices perpetrated by the French authorities.
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Al Jazeera Documentary الجزيرة الوثائقية (27 November 2017),
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national liberation movement with the goal of ending the
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Foster, Elizabeth A.; Greenberg, Udi (29 August 2023).
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Istiqlal Party or the urban clandestine cells of the
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in 1933. Anti-colonial activity increased after the
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Moroccan anti-colonial national liberation movement
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