tangier
Here is a collection of images of Tangier to sample Equi’s city before WWII. The expanding Villa Nouvelle or European town was enclosing the old medina with a range of European styles including Art Deco and Beaux Arts. New streets had names like Pasteur, Rembrandt, Belgique and Magellan. Signs were in Spanish, French and Arabic –sometimes English.
I am grateful to Dr Philip Abensur, author of Tanger Entre Orient et Occident (2009) for kind permission to use images from his wonderful book.
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Renschhausen
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El Minzah
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The Hotel Cecil
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Hotel Grand Villa de France
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Grand Valentina Hotel
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Rue des Siaghines
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Grand Socco (a)
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Grand Socco (b)
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Place du Telegraphe Anglais
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The French Legation
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Teatro Cervantes
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Boulevard Pasteur
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Boulevard Pasteur
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Place de France
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French Legation and Cafe de Paris
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International Administration building
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Ville Nouvelle
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Villas on the Rue de Belgique
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Italian Institute
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Porte's
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Hotel El Minzah courtyard 1936
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Rue des Siaghines
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Harbour
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Charf
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Tanger la plage 1934
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Crowd: 1940
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Grand Socco (c)
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Medina Gate 1940 (a)
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Medina Gate (b)
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Port Gate
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Medina
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Medina
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Medina
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Medina
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Medina
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Medina