Smara Es-Smara in Arabic is a city in Western Sahara under Moroccan control. It had 40,347 inhabitants in 2004. The city was founded in 1898 by al-Ma'Aynayn the territory that was then called the "English Sahara".
Smara is also the title of a book written by Michel Vieuchange. These laws incorporate the travel diaries he kept from September 10 to November 16, 1930, performing nearly 1,400 km on foot of Tiznit in Smara. Logbooks Michel Vieuchange were published Plon in 1932 by Jean Vieuchange his brother as the Smara, dissenting in Southern Morocco and Rio de Oro, with 53 engravings and a map, and a preface by Paul Claudel. They were republished in 1990 by Editions Phebus as the Smara: logbooks of a madman in the desert, but the original photos of Michael Vieuchange or cards that his brother had drawn from his readings.
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