During World War II, Emmanuel Monick was the Secretary General of the French protectorate of Morocco, which enabled him to prepare Operation Torch (landings of U.S. troops in North Africa) along with the Consul General Robert Murphy and Chargé d'affaires J. Rives Childs.
He helped prepare for Operation Torch, which landed of U.S. troops in North Africa, along with Consul General Robert Murphy and Chargé d'affaires J. Rives Childs. During World War II, Emmanuel Monick was the Secretary General of the French protectorate of Morocco.
During World War II, Emmanuel Monick was the Secretary General of the French protectorate of Morocco. He helped prepare for Operation Torch, which landed of U.S. troops in North Africa, along with Consul General Robert Murphy and Chargé d'affaires J. Rives Childs.
During World War II, Emmanuel Monick was the Secretary General of the French protectorate of Morocco. He helped prepare for Operation Torch, which landed of U.S. troops in North Africa, along with Consul General Robert Murphy and Chargé d'affaires J. Rives Childs.