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Haile Sel****ie I (born
Tafari Makonnen or Lij Tafari; 23 July 1892 – 27
August 1975) was
Emperor of
Ethiopia from 1930 to 1974. He rose to
power as the...
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Azazh HaileSellasie Megenu Kegnazmatch HaileTsion
Kawotona Ato
Haili Markos Dejazmatch Hailu Tesfaye Ato
Haile Bahir Ato
Haile Tessema Balmbaras Haile GetaBicha...
- that was
published by The Reporter,
Billene Seyoum Weldeyes and
Sewit Hailesellasie Tadesse pushed the
Prime Minister to work
towards gender equality and...
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parle de son itinéraire, de son engagement, du reggae, du Rastafari, de
Hailé Sellasié, de Sankara, de la révolution burkinabé, des
artistes africains..."...
- provinces,
around 100 counties, and 600 districts. This then
enabled Haile Sellasie to
centralize his
authority and in
effect rendered these nobles with...
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photographs of
African leaders such as
Nelson Mandela,
Kwame Nkrumah and
Haile Sellasie. The
mausoleum also
contains portraits of
Josiah Mwangi Kariuki, Pio...
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Bahir Dar
University is home to more than 40,000 students.
Emperor Haile Sellasie inaugurated the
Technical School in
Bahir Dar
University on 11 June...
- than 12
years old (the 'family tradition' of
Teferi Mekonnin and Imru
Haile-
Sellasie was that
Iyasu was
about three years younger than them.)" Prowess, Piety...
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demands for self-determination, only to be
ignored by both
Emperor Haile Sellasie and the
United Nations.
Following territorial transfers by the British...
- Majesty,
November 26, 1867. Harrison. 1867.
Richard Pankhurst,
Economic History of
Ethiopia (Addis Ababa:
Haile Sellasie I University, 1968), pp. 691f...
