Anfa Hotel

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Anfa Hotel is the historic Casablanca hotel in Morocco where the 1943 Casablanca Conference between Allied leaders, including Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, was held during World War II.

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Anfa Hotel canonical 2
Hôtel Anfa 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II site
historic building
hotel
associatedWith Allied powers
Charles de Gaulle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Free French Forces
Henri Giraud
United Kingdom
United States
Winston Churchill
category Diplomatic conference venues
Hotels in Casablanca
World War II conferences locations
continent Africa
country Morocco
era 20th century
eventDuring Second World War
linked to: World War II
eventStartYear 1943
geopoliticalContext French Protectorate in Morocco
linked to: French Morocco
hasFunction conference hosting
lodging
hasNameInLanguage Hôtel Anfa
linked to: Anfa Hotel
hasRole venue of Casablanca Conference
hasType luxury hotel
historicalSignificance location where Allied unconditional surrender policy was announced
site of major Allied strategy meeting
languageOfLocation Arabic
French
locatedIn Anfa district
Casablanca
Greater Casablanca region
linked to: Greater Casablanca
namedAfter Anfa (historic name of Casablanca area)
linked to: Greater Casablanca
partOf history of Casablanca
history of Morocco
history of World War II diplomacy
politicalContext Allied planning for invasion of Europe
significantEvent Casablanca Conference
timePeriod World War II
usedBy Allied military staff
usedFor accommodation
diplomatic conference
military planning
visitedBy Charles de Gaulle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henri Giraud
Winston Churchill
yearOfEvent 1943

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Casablanca Conference location Anfa Hotel
Anfa Conference location Anfa Hotel
Anfa Hotel hasNameInLanguage Hôtel Anfa
linked to: Anfa Hotel