Ethiopian civilization

Ethiopia, also known as Abyssinia, is a state that, at the end of its existence, uniting the territory of modern Ethiopia and Eritrea. At the peak of power, it also included South Egypt, East Sudan, Yemen and the West of Saudi Arabia and existed in various forms from 980 to 1974. For more than a thousand years, Ethiopia was the only one in Africa where Christianity dominated. In the colonial period, it remained the only state in Africa, not captured by Europeans.
The book is devoted to the history of the formation, development and decline of Ethiopian civilization. The events of the 20th century are described in detail: the aggression of the fascist regime of Mussolini, the uprising of the Decembrists of 1960 and the Ethiopian revolution that liquidated the empire