ایکینجی ایتالیا-حبشه ساواشی
Second Italo-Ethiopian War شامیل دیر:the Interwar Period Italian artillery in Tembien, Ethiopia (1936)تاریخ 3 October 1935 – 1939[ a] یئر Ethiopia
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Italian victory اراضی دییشیکلیکلری
Annexation of Ethiopia by Italy; Foundation of ایتالیا دوْغو آفریقاسی
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اتیوپی ایمپراتورلوغو Materiel support: نازی آلمان
ایتالیا شاهلیغی
Italian Libya
Italian Eritrea
Italian Somaliland باشچیلار و لیدرلر
Haile Selassie I Imru Haile Selassie Kassa Haile Darge Seyum Mangasha Mulugeta Yeggazu ⚔ Desta Damtew Nasibu Emmanual (یارالی)
Benito Mussolini Victor Emmanuel III Emilio De Bono Pietro Badoglio Rodolfo Graziani Giovanni Messe Hamid Idris Awate Olol Dinle گوج
ت 800,000 combatants (ت 330,000 mobilized) 13 aircraft 4 tanks and 7 armored cars
Approx. 500,000 combatants (Approx. 100,000 mobilized) Approx. 595 aircraftت 795 tanks تلفاتلار و ایتکیلر
ت 377,500 combatants killedت 382,800 civilian deaths (1935–1941)[ b]
10,000 killed1 (est. May 1936) 44,000 wounded (est. May 1936) 9,555 killed2 (est. 1936–1940) 144,000 sick and wounded (est. 1936–1940) Total: ت 208,000 casualties
Contemporary figures of 1,148 Italian army and Blackshirts killed, 125 died of wounds, 31 missing, about 1,593 Eritrean troops killed and 453 civilian workmen killed, are considered suspect.
شابلون:Campaignbox Second Italo-Abyssinian War
ایکینجی ایتالیا-حبشه ساواشی (اینگیلیسجه : Second Italo-Ethiopian War) اتیوپی ایمپراتورلوغو و قوْنشو اؤلکهسی قوشونو آراسیندا باش وئرن دؤیوش.اتیوپی ایمپراتورلوغو یئرینده اوز وئرمیشدیر بۇ وۇروشون سوْنو ایتالیا غلبهسیله بیتمیشدیر
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^ Addis Ababa, the capital, was occupied in May 1936. Most of Ethiopia was unoccupied and fighting continued for another three years, although censorship kept this from the Italian public.
^ Seven percent of Ethiopia's population was killed in war crimes against civilians or several hundreds of thousands.
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