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Year: 1952
Project of Monument for General Leclerc (1902-1947) - 11 franc
Issued in 1952, this stamp commemorates the project for a monument dedicated to General Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque (1902–1947), a prominent French military leader of the Second World War. General Leclerc became widely known for his role in the Free French Forces and for leading campaigns in North Africa and Europe that contributed to the liberation of France. Following his death in 1947, plans were made to honor his memory through a monument at Témara, near Rabat, in the French Protectorate of Morocco. By issuing this commemorative stamp, Morocco recognized General Leclerc's historical connection to North Africa and his significance in French military history. The issue highlighted the proposed memorial as a tribute to his service and legacy, reflecting the commemorative practices of the period and the importance attached to preserving the memory of major historical figures through public monuments and philatelic issues.
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The Hedia Procession (Charity Program) -5 franc
Ruins of Chellah in Rabat (Charity Program) - 3 franc
Port of Casablanca (Charity Program) - 2 franc
Bay of Tangier (Charity Program) - 1.5 franc
Bab Bou Jeloud and Minaret in Fez (Charity Program) - 1 franc
Shepherd and Flock in Azrou (Charity Program) - 80 centime
Ramparts of Marrakech (Charity Program) - 75 centime
Citadel of Safi (Charity Program) - 50 centime
Ploughman (Charity Program) - 25 centime
Fantasia (Charity Program) - 5 centime
Bab Mansour, Meknes - 1.5 franc
Bab Mansour, Meknes - 1.4 franc
Bab Mansour, Meknes - 1.05 franc
The Great Gate of Chellah, Rabat - 30 centime
The Great Gate of Chellah, Rabat - 20 centime
Biplane over Casablanca- 3 franc
Biplane over Casablanca- 1.9 franc
Biplane over Casablanca- 1.4 franc
Biplane over Casablanca- 80 centime
Biplane over Casablanca- 5 centime
The Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech - 50 centime
The Great Gate of Chellah, Rabat - 30 centime
Bab Mansour, Meknes - 0.75 franc
