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Casablanca: Appointment at Dawn
Will 7 days be enough for Kurt to save the Allied War effort and the girl he loves?
Harbor, Sfax, Tunisia The Building on the right is where I set the hotel to which Kurt went to complete his critical mission. The shacks on the bulkhead across from my fictional hotel are the ones where I set a critical scene in the story.
Harbor, Sfax, Tunisia. The larger building on the right is one of those upon which I based the fictional hotel where Kurt went to complete his critical mission.
A US tank rolling through Casablanca's new section, 1943.
Allied forces in Casablanca, 1943
Street scene from Casablanca's Medina (Old Town). This is a street that Kurt and Sarah might have traveled when they went in search of double agents and a murderer.
Old cistern at El Jadida where Kurt chased a double agent who was assassinated before Kurt could get information out of him.
Casablanca: Appointment at Dawn by Linda Bennett Pennell http://www.amazon.com/dp/150920279X/ref=cm_sw_r_pi_dp_1b08vb1ZM7JVA
Nurses of the 8th Evacuation Hospital, Casablanca, 1943. Sarah would have been among this group.
A hospital train that ran between Oran and Casablanca during Operation Torch, 1942. Sarah would have received patients from this group when they arrived in Casablanca.
A gate into the Medina, or old town. Kurt and Sarah would have traveled through such a gate on the hunt for a double agent and a murderer.
Street scene from Casablanca's Medina (Old Town). This is a street Kurt and Sarah might have traveled when they went in search of double agents and a murder.
Street in front of the Auto Club. Sarah and Kurt might have traveled this street going back and forth between the Medina and the Anfa hotel.