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Saida Menebhi (1952 in
Marrakesh – 11
December 1977 in Casablanca) was a
Moroccan poet, high
school teacher, and
activist with the
Marxist revolutionary...
- Ismaël Jolé-
Ménébhi better known by the
stage name Taïro (born in
Paris on 5
February 1978), is a
French singer,
songwriter of
dancehall reggae. He has...
- The
Mnebhi Palace or
Menebhi Palace (Arabic: دار منبهي, romanized: Dar Mnebhi), also
known by its
French name
Palais Mnebhi, is a
historic early 20th-century...
- Museum,
housed in the Dar
Menebhi Palace in the old city centre, was
built at the
beginning of the 20th
century by
Mehdi Menebhi. The
palace was carefully...
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Castro –
recording engineer Dacota G.
Fresilli –
recording engineer Zak
Menebhi –
recording engineer Derek "MixedByAli" Ali –
mixing engineer Mike Bozzi...
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government into his own
hands and
chose an Arab from the south,
Mehdi al-
Menebhi, as his
chief adviser. On the same year, the
French administration of Algeria...
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leftist group Ila al-Amam was
tortured there. The poet and
activist Saida Menebhi died
there on
December 11, 1977,
after a 34-day
hunger strike. The music...
- Ali
Lmrabet (born 1959)
Zahra Mansouri Ahmed Mejjati (1936–1995)
Saida Menebhi, poet,
Marxist activist Fatema Mernissi,
feminist writer,
sociologist Mohamed...
- army;
Alfred Irwin (1865–1921) Interpreter; Hadj el'Arbi bel-Mehdi el-
Menebhi Moroccan Minister of War and
Emissary of
Sultan Moulai Abdul Aziz; Sid...
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Moroccan Nationalist Movement.
Victims of
torture at the
prison include Saida Menebhi,
Abraham Serfaty,
Fatna El Bouih,
Salah El-Ouadie,
Abdellatif Zeroual,...
