The Ethiopian Revolution, 1974-1991: From a Monarchical Autocracy to a Military OligarchyThe former Ethiopian ambassador to Britain provides a candid critique of Ethiopia's troubled political history. |
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The emperor was effectively isolated and was made easy prey to the Co-
ordinating Committee's predatory instincts. On 2 August, the Co-ordinating
Committee began in earnest its campaign of vilification against the emperor and
his ...
The emperor was effectively isolated and was made easy prey to the Co-
ordinating Committee's predatory instincts. On 2 August, the Co-ordinating
Committee began in earnest its campaign of vilification against the emperor and
his ...
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confiscated properties of the emperor, other members of the royal family and
those who refused to give themselves up to the armed forces. These logical steps
led to the deposition of the emperor without much ado. However much the ...
confiscated properties of the emperor, other members of the royal family and
those who refused to give themselves up to the armed forces. These logical steps
led to the deposition of the emperor without much ado. However much the ...
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Co-ordinating Committee to court martial the emperor and arrest other members
of the royal family. The Dergue Deposes the Emperor and Assumes Power The
spread of malicious rumours against the emperor, the royal family and persons in
...
Co-ordinating Committee to court martial the emperor and arrest other members
of the royal family. The Dergue Deposes the Emperor and Assumes Power The
spread of malicious rumours against the emperor, the royal family and persons in
...
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Contents
The Reign of Emperor Tewodros II 185568 | 6 |
The Reign of Emperor Yohannis IV 187289 | 21 |
The Reign of Emperor Menilek II 18891913 | 27 |
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Abune Addis Ababa administrative regions Aksumite Amharic appointed Armed Forces army Asmera associations cabinet campaign CELU Central Committee Chairman Mengistu co-operation Co-ordinating Committee Commander commission congress COPWE Council of Ministers declaration defence Dejazmach delegation demands Democratic Dergue Dergue's draft economic elected emperor EPLF EPRDF EPRP Eritrea established Ethiopia Tikdem Ethiopian Government Ethiopian Herald Ethiopian Orthodox Church Ethiopian revolution execution foreign Haile Selassie ibid Imperial implementation institutions issued Italian Italy king Labour land leadership major Marxist-Leninist mass organisations Massawa meeting MEISON Mengistu Haile Mariam Menilek ment military Ministry nationalisation officers Ogaden participate Party of Ethiopia PDRE Peace Talks peasants PMAC Politburo political POMOA President Prime Minister proclamation programme Provisional realised reform regime Revolutionary secessionists sector Shewa social socialist countries Somalia Sudan Teferri territorial Tesfaye Tewodros Tigray TPLF trade unions unity urban dwellers vanguard party Wollo workers Yohannis
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Ethiopian Revolution, 1974-1991: From a Monarchical Autocracy to a Military Oligarchy |
| Author | Teferra Haile-Selassie |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Kegan Paul International, 1997 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 12 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0710305656, 9780710305657 |
| Length | 352 pages |
| Subjects | › › History / Africa / General |
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