Casablanca (disambiguation)

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Casa Blanca, which means "White House" in Spanish, is - when used as a name - more often written as a single word, "Casablanca". It may refer to:

Contents 1 Places 2 Films 3 Events 4 People 5 Sports 6 Ships 7 Music 8 Television 9 See also

[edit] Places

• Casablanca, a city in Morocco
• Greater Casablanca, a region in Morocco
• Camp Casablanca, a military base in Kosovo
• Casablanca, Chile, a municipality in the region of Valparaiso
• Casablanca, Cuba, a suburb of Havana
• Casa Blanca, El Salvador
• The White House, official residence of the U.S. President

[edit] Films

• Casablanca (film), a 1942 film starring Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart
• A Night in Casablanca, a 1946 film starring The Marx Brothers

[edit] Events

• Casablanca Conference (1943), a conference to plan the European strategy of the Allies during World War II
• Casablanca Group, a defunct organization of "progressive states"
• 2003 Casablanca bombings, a series of suicide bombings on May 16, 2003, in Casablanca, Morocco
• 2007 Casablanca bombings, a series of suicide bombings on March 11, 2007, in Casablanca, Morocco

[edit] People

• David Casablanca, a professional soccer player
• John Casablancas, the founder and former Chairman of the "Elite Model Agency Group"
• Ted Casablanca, an American entertainment journalist
• Julian Casablancas, the vocalist and songwriter of the band The Strokes

[edit] Sports

• Wydad Casablanca, a Moroccan sports club
• Raja Casablanca

[edit] Ships

• Casablanca class escort carriers, ships deployed by the Allies during World War II
• USS Casablanca (CVE-55), the lead ship of the Casablanca class

[edit] Music

• Casablanca Records, a record label
• Bümpliz - Casablanca, a music album by Züri West
• "Casablanca", a song by Bertie Higgins on his album Just Another Day in Paradise

[edit] Television

• Casablanca (TV series), a short lived 1983 TV show based on the movie and was cancelled after 5 episodes and starred Ray Liotta.

[edit] See also

• Casabianca (derived from the Italian form of the same name, but mainly known in French history)