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Ykatit 12: The Massacre of Addis Ababa tells the true story of one of the darkest days in Ethiopia's modern history. After the attempted assassination of Rodolfo Graziani in February 1937, Fascist forces and their collaborators unleashed a wave of mass arrests and burning across Addis Ababa. Thousands of civilians were murdered in streets, homes, churches, and neighborhoods, not because they were fighters, but because they were Ethiopian.This book documents what happened, why it happened, and how colonial violence was used to crush a people through fear and public punishment, aiming to shed light on Ethiopia's history of colonial violence.Written for Ethiopian youth, the diaspora, and every reader who values justice, this book emphasizes the importance of confronting Ethiopia's painful history to preserve dignity and truth.

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