THE POSITION OF THE IRAQI PUBLIC OPINION ON THE EXILE OF SULTAN MUHAMMAD V.

Abstract

The fifties of the last century was marked by massive events and decisive circumstances, the repercussions of which had a profound impact on the Far Maghreb (which was known by the Iraqis at that time in Marrakech) or Morocco was distinguished by its symbolism and its issuance of resistance against foreign control represented by the French occupation that began in 1830 AD, especially during the rule of Sultan Muhammad V Which represented a symbol of national resistance after he was deported by the French occupation forces after his removal in August 1953 in order to be able to implement their specific agenda against the national interests of Morocco in general.