- Tânger,
Spanish Tánger, and
French Tanger,
which entered English as
Tangier and
Tangiers. The
Arabic and
modern Berber name of the town is Ṭanjah (طَنجة,...
- Look up
tangier or
Tangier in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tangier is a city in Morocco.
Tangier or
Tangiers may also
refer to:
Tangier (1946 film)...
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building in use. 1844 6 August:
Bombardment of
Tangiers (by the French). October:
Treaty of
Tangiers signed in city. 1883 – Al-Moghreb al-Aksa newspaper...
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Tangier Regiment may
refer to: Queen's
Royal Regiment (West Surrey),
known as the
Tangier Regiment between 1661 and 1684 2nd
Tangier Regiment (1680–1684)...
- is said to have been a
Roman centurion,
stationed at
Tingis (modern-day
Tangiers), who
refused to parti****te in the
general birthday celebrations of the...
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Saint C****ian of
Tangier (or of
Tangiers or of Tingis) was a
Christian saint of the 3rd century. He is
traditionally said to have been
beheaded on 3 December...
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Convulsionists of
Tangiers (also The
Fanatics of
Tangier) is an 1837–38
painting by the
French Romantic visual artist Eugène Delacroix. It is held by the...
- Fem2fem band. "
Tangier" by the
Scottish musician Donovan on his
album The
Hurdy Gurdy Man. Live at
Tangiers – a solo by
Michael Stanley "
Tangiers" – an instrumental...
- The
siege of
Tangier (1463–1464) was an
attempt by the Portuguese, led by
Afonso V of
Portugal to
capture the city of
Tangiers. The
expedition ended in...
- The
Bombardment of
Tangier took
place on 6
August 1844, when
French Navy
forces under the
command of François d'Orléans,
Prince of
Joinville attacked...
