Voices of Resistance: Oral History of Moroccan Women

Baker, Alison

Published by State University of New York (1998), Albany [NY], 1998

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23x15cm, xx,341 pp, Series: SUNY Series in Oral and Public History. Contents: Introduction; Oral History in Morocco; Nationalism and Feminism in Moroccan History; Colonialism, Conflict, and Independence; Nationalist Women; Fez and the Nationalist Women; Malika El Fassi: Foremother of the Modern Women's Movement; Zhor Lazraq: Fez, the Next Generation; Rqia Lamrania and Fatima Benslimane Hassar: The Free School Movement in Salé; Oum Keltoum El Khatib: Casablanca; Amina Leuh and Khadija Bennouna: Nationalist Education and Politics in Tetouan; Women in the Armed Resistance; Casablanca and the Women of the Armed Resistance; Fatna Mansar:Casablanca; Saadia Bouhaddou: Casablanca; Ghalia Moujahide: Rabat; Aicha and Mina Senhaji: Co-wives of a Resistance Leader; Zohra Torrichi and Rabiaa Taibi: Oujda; Conclusion; Appendix A: Notes on Methodology; Appendix B: Chronology of Events Mentioned in the Oral Histories; Appendix C: Glossary of Moroccan Arabic and French Terms. Side-page-edges bumped. Some rubbing & page-edge soil. Good. Seller Inventory # 003686

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Title: Voices of Resistance: Oral History of ...

Publisher: State University of New York (1998), Albany [NY]

Publication Date: 1998

Binding: orig. boards

Illustrator: Textual photos & map.