- The
Kebur Zebenya (Amharic: ክቡር ዘበኛ, romanized: kəbur zãbãňňya, lit. 'honorable guard') was the
Ethiopian imperial guard. Also
known as the
First Division...
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brothers Germame Neway and
Brigadier General Mengistu Neway,
commander of the
Kebur Zabagna (Imperial Bodyguard),
sought to
overthrow the
Emperor during a state...
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musical department of the
Imperial army.
During his
tenure with the
Kebur Zabagna,
Gibreab wrote several plays, many as a
source of
education for...
- wrinkled' CəC(C)əC – bǝlǝh 'intelligent, smart'; dǝbbǝq' 'hidden' CəC(C)uC –
kǝbur 'worthy, dignified'; ṭǝqur 'black'; qəddus 'holy' -äñña – hayl-äñña 'powerful'...
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mission to
train and
modernize the
Ethiopian military,
which included the
Kebur Zabagna. The unit was
organized in
three battalions of
trained regular infantry...
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native Amharic language.
Bizunesh Bekele was born in 1936.
After joining Kebur Zabagna Band, by her
friend persuasion, she
hosted Tikil Radio entertainment...
- coup attempt:
While Emperor Haile Sel****ie of
Ethiopia visits Brazil, his
Kebur Zabagna (Imperial Bodyguard)
leads a
military coup
against his rule, proclaiming...
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Surplus mod.1915 and mod.1918/30 were
bought from
Italy and
issued to the
Kebur Zabagna,
possibly some were also
shipped to
Eritrea and
captured by the...
- was
created under Ras
Tafari Makonnen, in 1917, with the
formation of the
Kebur Zabagna, the
imperial guard. The
economy consisted of
centuries old barter...
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December 1960,
while Haile Sel****ie was on a
state visit to Brazil, his
Kebur Zabagna (Imperial Guard)
forces staged an
unsuccessful coup,
briefly proclaiming...
