Ajdir

أجدير

City in Morocco.

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Maghreb
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Birthplace of
M'hamed el-Khattabi

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Abd el-Krim· Rabat· M'hamed el-Khattabi

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Abd el-Krim

Moroccan political and military leader (1882–1963). A judge in Melilla who became leader of the Rif revolt, he defeated the Spanish at Annual in 1921 and headed the Republic of the Rif (1921–1926); he surrendered to the French in 1926 and was exiled to Réunion, then settled in Cairo from 1947, where he headed the Arab Maghreb Liberation Committee and supported liberation movements until his death; he was buried in the Martyrs' Cemetery.