The greatest events in Ethiopian History

There have been many important events in the history of Ethiopia. Here are some of the biggest events in Ethiopia's history:

1. Battle of Adwa (1896): Ethiopia maintained its independence by fighting against the Italian occupation. This war is a major turning point for Ethiopia to remain the only independent country in Africa.

2. Ethiopia-Italian War (1935-1936): Italy, led by Benito Mussolini, invaded Ethiopia. However, the Ethiopian people showed resistance and fought against the Italian occupation. This event, although Ethiopia lost its independence, gained great sympathy in the international arena and was effective in Ethiopia's freedom.

3. The End of the Ethiopian Empire (1974): World War II in Ethiopia. Haile Selassie's rule ended after protests from the military and the population. This event symbolizes Ethiopia's historical transition from a monarchical government to a socialist state.

4. Eritrean War of Independence (1961-1991): Eritrea, which was affiliated with Ethiopia, fought a long war for independence. Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia and became a separate state.

5. Ethiopian Famine (1983-1985): Ethiopia faced a major famine in the early 1980s. This famine killed millions of people and prompted calls for help around the world.

6. Ethiopia-Eritrea War (1998-2000): This war broke out between Ethiopia and Eritrea due to border disputes, causing thousands of deaths and millions of people being displaced. The war ended with a peace agreement in 2000. These events are some of the most important turning points in Ethiopia's history. Ethiopia's history is full of many other important events and developments.