Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- A city of northeast Morocco near the Algerian border. Founded in 944, it was occupied by the French in 1844, 1859, and 1907. Population: 400,000.
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- n. a city in northeastern Morocco near the Algerian border
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Examples
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In one recent post, he writes about meeting Moroccan Jews in Oujda:
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Heading back to Oujda to find woman with keys to the syangogue.
Global Voices in English » Morocco: Transport Strikes Leaves Morocco Crippled
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Among them is this excerpt by H'med Lehmani [Ar] on regional online news website Oujda City:
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She was in charge of Aliyah Dalet in Marseilles and, after the pogrom in Oujda in June 1948, was sent to Algeria in order to organize the mass flight of Jews from Morocco and Algeria.
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Many messages passed between Tangier and Oujda on the subject before we gave up.
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The first operation was launched from Oujda into Spain in June 1943.
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French occupation of Casablanca and Oujda, which was followed by a creeping penetration into the hinterland of both.
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RABAT - Four men who wrecked about 100 cars with chains, steel bars and hammers in a street in the northeastern Moroccan town of Oujda received jail terms of up to 10 years, lawyers said.
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It was Ben Bella who invited me to visit Oujda, the Headquarters of the Algerian Army of National
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Telecommunications: good system composed of wire lines, cables, and microwave radio relay links; principal centers are Casablanca and Rabat; secondary centers are Fes, Marrakech, Oujda, Tangier, and Tetouan; 280,000 telephones
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