The Woyane rebellion (Tigrinya: ቀዳማይ ወያነ, romanized: k’edamay Weyane, lit. 'first Woyane') was an uprising in the Tigray Province, Ethiopia against the...

until 1941 when he was given leave to return to Tigray until the 'Woyane Rebellion', which resulted in his return to the capital, Addis Abeba, where he...

the rebellion provinces in southern Wollo. Following defeating the Italians in 1941, there were revolt in Tigray Province, also known as the Woyane Rebellion...

commander of the 1943 woyane rebellion in Tigray. Blata Hailemariam Reda, b. Dandera-Enderta, Tigray. Commander of the 1943 woyane rebellion in Tigray. Lieutenant...

resistance after the Italian retreat. Tembien participated actively in the Woyane rebellion in 1943 that could only be put down with the help of the British Royal...

remained in use to house Eritrean nationalists and those involved in the Woyane rebellion. Under the Communist Derg regime that followed, the prison was the...

Azebo Oromos, who were in a dominant position in opposition during the Woyane Rebellion, experienced land alienation, while others were forced to mortgage...

provincial governors. There were two revolts during this time: the Woyane rebellion in eastern Tigray Province, which was suppressed with the assistance...

1946. 1943: The uprising at Sobibór extermination camp. 1943: The Woyane Rebellion in northern Ethiopia threatens to topple the newly restored government...

unaware of the agreement when Italy surrendered to the Allies. The Woyane Rebellion was promoted by the Italian guerrillas, in early 1943 in Tigray province...

location of the decisive battle of the "Woyane Rebellion" in Enderta Province. After capturing Mek'ele, the Woyane rebels swept south to the mountain where...

Starting from May 1943, Mekelle was in the hands of the leaders of the Woyane rebellion against the then weak restored Haile Selassie government. British air...

subsequently made governor of Sidamo province from 1941 to 1942. When the Woyane rebellion broke out in Tigray in 1942, with the rebels under Fitawrari Yeebio...

leaders and established a military command system. Although the first Woyane rebellion of 1943 had shortcomings as a prototype revolution, historians agree...

visible sign of Tigrayan nationalism expressed was during the 1943 Woyane rebellion in Tigray Province which has been suppressed by Emperor Haile Selassie...

Second World War on 5 May 1941; it was at the southern edge of the Woyane rebellion of 1943. On 14 December 1895, Emperor Menilek's passed through Alamata...

Battle of Dakar 1940 Battle of Gabon 1942 Battle of Madagascar 1943 Woyane rebellion 1952–1960 Mau Mau Uprising 1954–1962 Algerian War 1955–1964 Bamileke...

the World Wars). Likewise, Southeast Asia saw a large variety of native rebellions against the American, European and Japanese colonial empires, while also...

allied victory Fall of Italian East Africa Independence of Ethiopia Woyane rebellion (1943)  Ethiopia Supported by:  United Kingdom Tigrayan rebels Victory...

This decision by Haile Selassie aimed to punish Tigray for the first Woyane rebellion. The uprising, led by Tigrayan farmers, was a response to Haile Selassie's...

This decision by Haile Selassie aimed to punish Tigray for the first Woyane rebellion. The uprising, led by Tigrayan farmers, was a response to Haile Selassie's...

was used as his headquarters by Blatta Haile Mariam Redda during the Woyane rebellion, until Ras Abebe Aregai captured the town 17 October 1943. Dawit W...

Indian State Force Brigade set up a post office there. During the Woyane rebellion, 600 territorial troops retreated to Adwa on 22 September 1943. By...

Gondar administration by Haile Selassie to punish Tigray for the first Woyane rebellion. The last monarch prince, Raesi Mengesha Seyoum also speaks how when...

Amba Aradam with four rooms. May 1943 – Mekelle was the epicentre of Woyane rebellion against the weak Haile Selassie government. From September–October...

resistance movement against the Haile Selassie administration known as the Woyane rebellion. On 2 December 1950, the United Nations General Assembly passed Resolution...

was derived. An 'amba' is a flat-topped mountain (mesa). During the Woyane rebellion in 1943, Basha Gugusa, one of the first Woyanne leaders, led the battle...

Catholic Apostolic Prefecture. Adigrat was captured by rebels in the Woyane rebellion 25 September 1943, forcing the Ethiopian government administrators...

Qey Shibir, forced deportations. The Derg continued its attempts to end rebellions with military force by initiating several campaigns against both internal...

Minister of War Ras Abebe Aregai, made Korem his headquarters during the Woyane rebellion. The main road northwards was finally cleared on 6 October. Korem was...