Haile Selassie’s War
Haile Selassie’s War by Anthony Mockler, published by Grafton in 1987, offers a detailed account of a significant period in Ethiopian history. This edition spans 454 pages and is presented in English. The book chronicles the events surrounding the Italian Fascist invasion of Ethiopia in 1936, which resulted in Emperor Haile Selassie being ousted from his throne in Addis Ababa. It further explores the military developments over the next five years leading to his return, detailing the efforts of African, French, and British forces in driving out the Italians.
Readers will find a comprehensive narrative that delves into the military history of the conflict, focusing on the initial invasion and the subsequent events that culminated in the restoration of Selassie’s rule. The book provides insights into the broader context of wars and conflicts during this era, highlighting the complexities of international involvement and resistance. Through its detailed recounting, Haile Selassie’s War presents an informative perspective on a pivotal moment in Ethiopia’s past.
Official synopsis Publisher
In 1936, the Italian Fascist invaders drove Emperor Haile Selassie from his throne in Adis Ababa, Ethiopia. Five years later to the day, he returned to the city after the Italians had been driven out by African, French & British forces. This book recounts the military history of those years, describing the initial invasion & the events that led to the reversal.–Book News (edited)
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