Algeciras, Conference of

From: A Dictionary of Contemporary World History | Date: 2004| Author: JAN PALMOWSKI | Copyright information

Algeciras, Conference of (Jan.–Apr. 1906) An international conference to resolve the first Moroccan crisis of 1905. From the conclusion of the Anglo-French Entente Cordiale, which had effectively established Morocco as a French sphere of influence, Germany became increasingly worried by its growing diplomatic isolation. On 31 March 1905 the German Emperor,

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