在摩洛哥阿特拉斯山脈的東邊，阿伊特·本哈杜站在時間的盡頭。這座泥磚砌成的“ksar”（設(shè)防城市）最早建于大約1000年前，為撒哈拉沙漠和馬拉喀什市之間的原商隊路線沿線的游客提供服務(wù)。作為摩洛哥陶土建筑的典范，阿伊特本哈杜自1987年以來一直是聯(lián)合國教科文組織的世界遺產(chǎn)。這里不再有大量曾經(jīng)居住在那里的人。但是，城市里有一些小市場和一些家庭，他們迎合了來這里走歷史街區(qū)的游客。作為摩洛哥不朽歷史的象征，阿伊特本哈杜將是一個反思1944年1月11日事件的好地方，當(dāng)時摩洛哥民族主義者發(fā)表了一份公開聲明，呼吁本國獨立，這一大膽行動引發(fā)了一場運動，將在1956年結(jié)束殖民主義。

At the eastern edge of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, A?t Benhaddou stands suspended in time. The mud-brick 'ksar' (fortified city) was first built roughly 1,000 years ago, catering to travelers along the former caravan route between the Sahara desert and the city of Marrakesh. As a prime example of Moroccan earthen clay architecture, A?t Benhaddou has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. It's no longer teeming with the large numbers of people who once lived there. But there are small markets and a few families within the city who cater to the visitors who come to walk its historic streets. As a symbol of Morocco's enduring history, A?t Benhaddou would be a fine place to reflect upon the events of January 11, 1944, when Moroccan nationalists issued a public proclamation calling for the independence of their country, an audacious action that sparked the movement that would end colonialism by 1956.

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