10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «AMHÁRA»
Discover the use of
amhára in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
amhára and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Amhara Traditions of Knowledge: Spirit Mediums and Their ...
The central block of provinces including Manz, Tegulet and Ankober was occupied by Amhara Christians, and the western and southern provinces were wholly occupied by the Galla subjects of the kingdom. » (Darkwah 1975:31; cf. also ibid.
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The Rising Tide of Cultural Pluralism: The Nation-state at ... - Pagina 144
There is no intra-Amhara ethnic consciousness, except among northern settlers in southern Ethiopia. Most Amharic-speaking individuals identify themselves by the place of their birth. For instance, a person is first a Gojjami, a Wolloye, ...
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Encyclopedia of the Stateless Nations: A-C - Pagina 107
reflected traditional Amhara opposition to land reform and to the excesses of the Mengistu regime. In May 1976 roughly 40,000 peasants from the Amhara regions, poorly armed and trained, were dispatched to fight Eri- trean separatists.
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The Making of Modern Ethiopia: 1896-1974 - Pagina 178
Haile Selassie was more of an Oromo than Amhara, fluent in Oromogna language, which he spoke in private. His paternal grandfather was Oromo, as was his wife Empress Mannan, a Wallo Oromo, thereby making his children even more ...
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Water resources and irrigation development in Ethiopia - Pagina 20
Amhara is one of the 11 regional states of Ethiopia. Amhara region has a geographical area of about 153,000 Km2. Ethiopia's largest inland body of water, Lake Tana, as well as the Semien Mountains National Park, which includes the highest ...
Seleshi Bekele Awulachew, Aster Denekew Yilma, Makonnen Loulseged, 2007
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Ethiopia in Transit: Millennial Quest for Stability and ... - Pagina 81
Defining 'Amhara' The term 'Amhara' has a variety of confusing definitions and descriptions. Although Amhara exists as an identity, it represents multiple ethnicities with a varied national consciousness. However, some reject this concept and ...
Pietro Toggia, Abebe Zegeye, 2013
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Encyclopedia of the Stateless Nations: Ethnic and National ...
reflected traditional Amhara opposition to land reform and to the excesses of the Mengistu regime. In May 1976 roughly 40,000 peasants from the Amhara regions, poorly armed and trained, were dispatched to fight Eritrean separatists.
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Ethiopia Country Study Guide - Pagina 72
Interethnic relations in pre-revolutionary Ethiopia did not conform to a single model and were complex because of the nature of Amhara contact with other groups and the internal social and economic dynamics of the groups. Each group ...
USA International Business Publications, 2009
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Policies for Sustainable Land Management in the Highlands ...
This document summarises results of the preliminary phase of the research project to characterise the nature and causes of land degradation in the highlands of the Amhara region and to examine the opportunities for more sustainable land ...
Mohammad Abdul Jabbar, J. Pender, Simeon Ehui, 2000
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Ethnic Interaction: The Case of Oromo and Amhara in ...
This book, therefore, fills this gap by examining in depth the Oromo-Amhara relations in western Ethiopia in the 19th and 20th c.The major themes dealt in the book are settlement of the Oromo in western Ethiopia and their early contacts ...
