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  • First Italo-Ethiopian War
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skos:prefLabel
  • First Italo-Ethiopian War
skos:altLabel
  • First
  • Italy
  • first
  • 1895
  • Ethiopia
  • Italians
  • ensuing war
  • forty years earlier
  • Italian army
  • 1894-1896 war against the Italians
  • 1895 invasion of Ethiopia
  • Abyssinia in 1895
  • Ethiopia in 1896
  • First Abyssinian War
  • First Ethiopian War
  • First Italo-Ethiopia War
  • First Italo-Ethiopian War 1894-1896
  • First Italo–Ethiopian War
  • Italian invasion in 1896
  • Italian invasion of Abyssinia
  • Italian-Ethiopian War
  • Italo-Ethiopian War
  • Italo-Ethiopian War (1895–1896)
  • Italo-Ethiopian War (1895–96)
  • Italo-Ethiopian War of 1895–1896
  • Italy's aggression
  • advancing Italian army
  • another Italo-Ethiopian war
  • first Italo-Ethiopian War
  • hold back an Italian invasion
  • unsuccessfully tried to conquer
  • war with Abyssinia
clgo:causalties
  • 14,660 killedref|7,560 Italians of all rank, plus 7,100 Eritrean askari, for a total of 14,660 killed in battle and in retreat|group=nb
  • 1,428 wounded
  • 2,865 capturedref|1,865 were Italians and 1,000 were Eritrean askari. The Eritreans were regarded as traitors by the Ethiopians. Based off the Fetha Negest (The Law of Kings), the traditional Ethiopian code, 806 of them had their right hands and left foot cut off|group=nb
clgo:combatant
  • Supported by:
  • *Italian Eritrea
clgo:commander
clgo:date
  • 1895-01-13
clgo:isPartOfMilitaryConflict
clgo:place
clgo:result
  • Ethiopian victory
  • *Treaty of Addis Ababa
clgo:strength
  • 196,000
  • 25,000–31,000
  • * 100,000 with firearms, rest with bows, spears and swordsref|According to Richard Pankhurst, the Ethiopians were armed with approximately 100,000 rifles of which about half were \"fast firing\".|group=nb
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