a seaport in
west Morocco, Africa. It was the location of the Casablanca
Conference, a historic
World War II meeting held in January, 1943, where
American, British, and
French chiefs of
state and military leaders met to discuss the military and political phases of the
war effort, and the
occasion on which unconditional surrender was first agreed upon by the
Allies as a
condition for peace.
a seaport in
west Morocco, Africa. It was the location of the Casablanca
Conference, a historic
World War II meeting held in January, 1943, where
American, British and
French chiefs of
state and military leaders met to discuss the military and political phases of the
war effort, and the
occasion on which unconditional surrender was first agreed upon by the
Allies as a
condition for peace.
a seaport in
West Morocco, Africa. It was the location of the Casablanca
Conference, an historic
World War II meeting held in January, 1943, where
American, British, and
French chiefs of
state and military leaders met to discuss the military and political phases of the
war effort, and the
occasion on which unconditional surrender was first agreed upon by the
Allies as a
condition for peace.
a seaport in
West Morocco, Africa where
Arabic is the official
language.
a
port city on the
north African
coast of
Morocco, and site of an historic British,
French and US
conference to decide upon the
future course of
World War II (1939-1945). At this
conference in January of 1943, United
States President Franklin D.
Roosevelt and
English Prime Minister Winston Churchill discussed the strategy for the
North Africa
campaign and, apparently in an attempt to satisfy
allied Soviet
leader Joseph
Stalin (1879-1953) that no
compromise would be accepted in achieving peace,
President Roosevelt publicly announced that the
war would end only with an unconditional surrender by
Germany,
Italy and Japan.
Uncle Joe Stalin and the rest of the
boys wished it off on him down there at Casablanca, and he went along with it and so they decided that
Germany had to unconditionally surrender and Japan had to unconditionally surrender and that was going to be the end of
war.
a
port city on the
north African
coast of
Morocco, and site of an historic British,
French and US
conference to decide upon the
future course of
World War II (1939-1945). As a result of this
conference,
President Roosevelt publicly announced that the
war would end only with an unconditional surrender by
Germany,
Italy and Japan.
Uncle Joe Stalin and the rest of the
boys wished it off on him down there at Casablanca, and he went along with it and so they decided that
Germany had to unconditionally surrender and Japan had to unconditionally surrender and that was going to be the end of
war.
-Handling the PTS (8 June 65) a
port city on the
north African
coast of
Morocco, and site of an historic British,
French and US
conference to decide upon the
future course of
World War II (1939-1945). As a result of this
conference,
President Roosevelt publicly announced that the
war would end only with an unconditional surrender by
Germany,
Italy and Japan.
Uncle Joe Stalin and the rest of the
boys wished it off on him down there at Casablanca, and he went along with it and so they decided that
Germany had to unconditionally surrender and Japan had to unconditionally surrender and that was going to be the end of
war.