Sahara Hiszpańska
Also known as Sáhara Español
former Spanish North African colonial possession
Key facts
- 1970
- ≈ 15,600 Europeans
- 1974
- ≈ 66,925 Sahrawis
- Status
- Colony (1884–1958), Province (1958–1976)
- Capital
- Villa Cisneros (1884–1940), El Aaiún (1940–1976)
- Official languages
- Spanish
- Common languages
- Hassaniya Arabic
- 1884 1902 first
- Emilio Bonelli
- 1974 1976 last
- F. Gómez de Salazar
- Berlin conference
- 26 December 1884
- Madrid accords
- 14 November 1975
- Sadr established
- 27 February 1976
- Total
- 272,000 km (105,000 sq mi)
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Sahara Hiszpańska (arab. صحراء الاسبانية, hiszp. Sahara Español) – dawna posiadłość Hiszpanii w Afryce Północnej.
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