D. Springer Hawley

Casablanca ~In The Last Days of French Morocco is an  autobiographical account  with a unique perspective from a young and aspiring member of the Bahá'í Faith during his early years, reconciling his newly-found Faith and his job in the US Corps of Engineers.

This book gives his first hand account of the worst riot in Casablanca's history, the conditions of martial law, and a general period of violent political unrest as the country is in violent transition from the French Morocco of "Rick's" Casablanca from the memorable motion picture to the independent country of Maroc in 1955.

Candid and well-written, and inspirational.