Chapter 559: The Busy Countries, The Busy World

If the Allies were united against a common enemy during World War I, they were in utter chaos following the war.

This chaos was no joke. After the Russian civil war, and the threat of independence wars faced by the United States and the United Kingdom, France also faced a significant crisis.

In September 1921, Krim convened a meeting with the leaders of 12 major tribes in the Rif region. They collectively passed the "National Declaration," signifying the de facto independence of Northern Morocco and openly resisted French and Spanish occupation.

Speaking of the Moroccan region, it is no stranger to conflict. The presence of great powers led to two Moroccan crises, eventually being partitioned by France and Spain.

However, due to the resistance of the Moroccan people, France and Spain only occupied the plains of Morocco, with some mountainous areas still under the control of Moroccan tribes.