Churchill and Roosevelt meeting in Casablanca (1943)

High Commissioner for French North and West Africa General A. Giraud and US President F.D. Roosevelt converse while sitting in armchairs in the conservatory during the Allied Conference in Casablanca in January 1943. The faces of Giraud and Roosevelt conversing.

Giraud and Roosevelt converse with military personnel and diplomats who have approached.

Roosevelt and Churchill converse in armchairs on the lawn during a meeting at the Casablanca Conference, surrounded by members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Roosevelt and Churchill converse with each other, Churchill smoking a cigar.

The faces of Roosevelt and Churchill conversing.

Roosevelt and Churchill, surrounded by military personnel, pose for a photograph.

Conversation between Roosevelt and Churchill.

Roosevelt's face (close-up).

Churchill's face with a cigar in his teeth (close-up).

Roosevelt and Churchill are sitting in chairs on the lawn, with military personnel standing behind them.

Churchill gets up from his chair and leaves, the military personnel leave after him, and Roosevelt remains seated.

Roosevelt and Churchill during a one-on-one conversation.

Roosevelt, sitting in a chair on the lawn, reads aloud the text of his speech, with American and British military personnel standing nearby.

Roosevelt finishes reading and presents awards to the military personnel.

Roosevelt congratulates an American general on his award, and Churchill comes up and joins in congratulating him.

The face of the awarded general.

American black soldiers are interviewed before the award ceremony.