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Created By J. The Perverted Summoner • Updated 3 years ago

Second Italo-Ethiopian War 382,800 civilians killed (1935–1941) 6llb] Part of the Interwar period UERUSA EN Haile Selassie passes through Jerusalem on his way to exile in England. ..thought the Italians were clearly superior and that Italian artillery in Tembien, Ethiopia (1936) victory for them was Date 3 October 1935 – 19 February assured no matter what. The 1937la] On 21 December 1937, Rome appointed Result Italian victory Amedeo, 3rd Duke of Aosta, as the new • Foundation of Italian East Viceroy and Governor General of Italian East Africa with instructions to take a more Africa conciliatory line. Aosta instituted public works Territorial Italian occupation of Ethiopia projects including 3,200 km (2,000 mi) of new changes paved roadways, 25 hospitals, 14 hotels, dozens of post offices, telephone exchanges, aqueducts, schools and shops. The Italians Belligerents the Italians showed favouritism to non- Christian groups. To isolate the dominant Ethiopia E Italy Amhara rulers of Ethiopia, who supported • Armed forces • Italian Libya Selassie, the Italians granted the Oromos, the Somalis and other Muslims, many of whom Arbegnoch Italian Eritrea had supported the invasion, autonomy and Materiel support:1] Italian Somalia rights. The Italians also definitively abolished Nazi Germany slavery and abrogated feudal laws that had 10,000 killed' been upheld by the Amharas. Early in 1938, a 377,500 killed (est. May 1936) (1935–1941)l6] 9,555 killed? (est. 1936–1940) M The Perverted Summoner

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This is a somewhat obscure war, mostly because people remember the first (way less bloody) one in which the Ethiopians won.

This time it was a full blown war, not just a garrison, and the Ethiopian emperor ordered every capable of fighting man to go and fight a war that they couldn't possibly win. And by "every fighting capable man" it means literally everyone. Only very old people, children, pregnant women and disabled were saved from being drafted. They were forced to fight by any means necessary.
The result is that absurd number of dead Ethiopians… The Italian rule didn't last long at all, and part of the colonization effort was lost due to the fact that WW2 started and Ethiopia fell into British hands afterwards

Alongside the Italians, there were high numbers of Somali veterans and Eritrean troops helping.
The Ethiopians were left alone on the field, but Nazi Germany supplied them with weapons

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