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Asfawossen K****a (1913 – 21
December 1936) was an army
commander and a
member of the
royal family of the
Ethiopian Empire.
Prince (Leul)
Asfawossen K****a...
- four sons were
captured and executed:
Wondosson K****a,
Aberra K****a, and
Asfawossen K****a. In
early 1941,
during the East
African Campaign of
World War II...
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Wolde Hawariat to
Limmu and the K****a
brothers (Aberra, Wondosson, and
Asfawossen) to Selale.
Haile Mariam conducted hit-and-run
attacks around the capital...
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Hermans 2020, p. 100. Ahmed, Moinuddin; Anchukaitis,
Kevin J.; Asrat,
Asfawossen; Borgaonkar,
Hemant P.; Braida, Martina; Buckley,
Brendan M.; Büntgen...
- with his brothers,
Wondosson K****a and
Asfawossen K****a.
After the
failure of that attack, he and
Asfawossen K****a fled
together to
avoid capture. On...
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Wolde Hawariat to
Limmu and the K****a brothers—Aberra,
Wondosson and
Asfawossen—to Selale.
Haile Mariam conducted hit-and-run
attacks around the capital...
- District. Cham (CH): SpringerNature. doi:10.1007/978-3-030-04955-3_8.
Asfawossen Asrat (2002). "The rock-hewn
churches of Tigrai,
northern Ethiopia: A...
- Scientific, and
Cultural Organization.
Retrieved 12
September 2021. Asrat,
Asfawossen; Demissie, Metasebia; Mogessie,
Aberra (1
March 2012). "Geoheritage conservation...
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Eritrea Asrate K****a (1922–1974),
Ethiopian royalty and army
commander Asfawossen K****a (1913–1936),
Ethiopian royalty and army
commander Wondosson K****a...
- well as
ancient inscriptions.
Ezana Stone Qohaito Hawulti (monument)
Asfawossen Asrat;
Metasebia Demissie;
Aberra Mogessie (2008).
Geotourism in Ethiopia:...
