- Bir
Lehlou (also
transliterated Bir Lahlou, Bir
Lehlu Arabic: بئر الحلو) is an
oasis town in north-eastern
Western Sahara, 236 km from Smara, near the...
-
Polisario had
received 22
immigrants in Mehaires, 46 in
Tifariti and 97 in Bir
Lehlu. They were from
African countries (Gambia, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, etc...
- Amgala, Bucraa, Daora, Edchera, Guelta, and Hagunia.
Wilaya of Smara: Bir
Lehlu, Ejdairia, Farsia, Hauza, Mahbes, and Tifariti.
Subdivisions of the Sahrawi...
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woman teaching Spanish in one of the
Tindouf refugee camps.
School in Bir
Lehlu.
National Sahrawi Police.
Emergency room. Sale of
products in a
Dajla pharmacy...
- Asunción de
Nuestra Señora (16th century)
Museum Antonio López
Torres Bir
Lehlu,
Western Sahara[citation needed] Ibi, Spain[citation needed] Lepe, Spain...
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other parts of the
liberated territory of Meharrize, Bir Tighissit, Bir
Lehlu,
Mijek and Agounit". — Abdelkader
Taleb Omar. Tifariti.
October 28, 2009...
- SADR was
proclaimed by the
Polisario Front on 27
February 1976, in Bir
Lehlu,
Western Sahara.
Polisario calls the
territories under its
control the Liberated...
- (SADR) was
proclaimed by the
Polisario Front on 27
February 1976, in Bir
Lehlu,
Western Sahara. SADR
claims sovereignty over the
entire territory of Western...
- Zug 1 —
Second Tifariti 1 —
Third Mijek 1 —
Fourth Mehaires 1 —
Fifth Bir
Lehlu 1 —
Sixth Dougaj 1 —
Seventh Agüenit 1 —
Reserve 1 —
Military rear 2 — M****...
-
February 1976, the
Sahrawi Arab
Democratic Republic was
proclaimed in Bir
Lehlu. The
Sahrawi National Union Party (PUNS) was the only
legal party in Spanish...
