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ITALIAN INVASION OF ABYSSINIA / HAILE SELASSIE: İtalya Habeş [Italian Abyssinia]

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A contemporary detailed report on the Fascist Italian invasion on Abyssinia by a prolific Turkish general, politician and author Kâzim Karabekir.

 

8°. 438 pp., [6 pp.], interleaved illustrations and maps, 2 folding black and white maps, 1 folding colour map, original wrappers with lettering, bound in recent red half-goat with gold decoration and lettering on the spine, grey cloth boards (slightly age-toned and stained, mostly on the first and last pages, but otherwise in a good condition).

 

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The aggression and colonial tendencies of the uprising Fascism, which resulted in the Second Italo-Ethiopian War, fought between Fascist Italy and Ethiopia from October 1935 to February 1937, was followed by the whole world. On May 5th, 1936, Italian Marshal Pietro Badoglio marched with his troops into Addis Ababa and Mussolini declared Ethiopia a province of the Italian Empire. On 12 May, the Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie gave his famous anti-Fascist speech in the League of Nations.

The author of this detailed illustrated book was a prominent Ottoman / Turkish politician and general Kâzim Karabekir (1882-1948), who retired and dedicated himself to writing after the Turkish War of Independence, where he opposed Kemal Atatürk.

Worldcat lists three examples in institutions worldwide (McGill University Library, Princeton University Library, Michigan State University Libraries).

 

References: OCLC 15246656.

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