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November 1975 Tropical Ephemeris

What happened in November 1975

• November 6, 1975: The Green March begins: 300,000 unarmed Moroccans converge on the southern city of Tarfaya and wait for a signal from King Hassan II of Morocco to cross into Western Sahara.\n\n**Importance:** It marked the beginning of Morocco's annexation of Western Sahara, a disputed territory.\n\n**Future Developments:** The conflict over Western Sahara remains unresolved, with Morocco maintaining de facto control over most of the territory and the Polisario Front, a Sahrawi nationalist movement, seeking independence.
• November 7, 1975: A vapor cloud explosion at a petroleum cracking facility in Geleen, Netherlands, leaves 14 dead and 109 injured, with fires lasting for five days.\n\n**Importance:** It was one of the worst industrial accidents in Dutch history.\n\n**Future Developments:** The disaster led to stricter safety regulations for chemical plants in the Netherlands.
• November 10, 1975: United Nations General Assembly Resolution 3379: By a vote of 72–35 (with 32 abstentions), the United Nations General Assembly approves a resolution equating Zionism with racism. The resolution provokes an outcry among Jews around the world. It is repealed in 1991.\n\n**Importance:** It was a controversial resolution that further strained relations between Israel and the Arab world.\n\n**Future Developments:** The resolution was repealed in 1991, but the issue of Zionism and racism remains a contentious one.
• November 11, 1975: Angola becomes independent from Portugal and civil war erupts.\n\n**Importance:** It marked the end of Portuguese colonial rule in Angola, but the country was plunged into a civil war that lasted for decades.\n\n**Future Developments:** The Angolan Civil War ended in 2002, but the country continues to face challenges related to poverty, inequality, and corruption.
• November 12, 1975: The Comoros joins the United Nations.\n\n**Importance:** It marked the Comoros's admission to the United Nations, a major milestone in its history.\n\n**Future Developments:** The Comoros remains a member of the United Nations and participates in various UN agencies and programs.
• November 14, 1975: Madrid Accords: Spain agrees to hand over power of the Spanish Sahara to Morocco and Mauritania by the end of February 1976.\n\n**Importance:** It paved the way for the partition of Western Sahara between Morocco and Mauritania.\n\n**Future Developments:** The Madrid Accords did not resolve the conflict over Western Sahara, which continues to this day.
• November 15, 1975: The Group of 6 industrialized nations (G-6) is formed and held its 1st summit at the Château de Rambouillet in France.\n\n**Importance:** It marked the creation of the G6, a group of industrialized countries that would later become the G7.\n\n**Future Developments:** The G6 evolved into the G7 in 1976, with the addition of Canada, and has continued to play a significant role in global economic and political affairs.
• November 16, 1975: Beginning of the Third Cod War between UK and Iceland, which lasts until June 1976.\n\n**Importance:** It was a dispute over fishing rights in the waters around Iceland.\n\n**Future Developments:** The Third Cod War ended in 1976 with an agreement between the UK and Iceland on fishing quotas.
• November 19, 1975: The United States Congress approves the Clark Amendment, ending aid to the FNLA and UNITA.\n\n**Importance:** It cut off US military aid to two anti-communist rebel groups in Angola.\n\n**Future Developments:** The Clark Amendment was repealed in 1985, allowing the US to resume military aid to UNITA.
• November 22, 1975: Juan Carlos is declared King of Spain following the death of General Francisco Franco; he would reign until his abdication in 2014.\n\n**Importance:** It marked the beginning of Juan Carlos's reign as King of Spain.\n\n**Future Developments:** Juan Carlos abdicated in 2014 in favor of his son, Felipe VI.