Postage Stamps as Illuminators of History: The Case of Morocco

Sept. 4, 2022 11:00 am Ken Perkins

This presentation will focus on 20th century Moroccan history as seen through postage stamps issued first by its colonial occupiers and, eventually, by independent Morocco after 1956.

Topics: History

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Postage Stamps as Illuminators of History: The Case of Morocco