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Review: Herui Tedla Bairu’s Book
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Title: Eritrea and Ethiopia: A advantage row moral fibre at issues of disorder and interpretation potential add to a peaceable resolution.
Author: Herui Tedla Bairu
Publisher: RSP: Representation Red Neptune's Press: www.redseapress.com
Year: 2016
ISBN: 978-1-5690243-0-0
Pages: 308
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Hiruy Tedla Bairu re-writing Eritrean history:
From a post at FB November 8, 2014
On his article in Tigrinya published at Assenna http://assenna.com/%E1%8A%AB%E1%88%AD%E1%89%B3-%E1%8C%95%E1%8B%95%E1%8B%9E-%E1%8A%93%E1%89%A5-%E1%8B%B0%E1%88%9D%E1%8A%AD%E1%88%AB%E1%88%B5%E1%8B%AB%E1%8B%8A%E1%89%B5-%E1%8A%A4%E1%88%AD%E1%89%B5%E1%88%AB-%E1%88%95/
‘The road map to Democratic Eritrea’ he summarizes political activities during the British Military Administration and mentions that the Tigray-Tigrinya party tried to form a state that united the Tigrinya speakers in Eritrea and Ethiopia; what he calls the ‘Barka separation movement’ wanted to unite Barka region with Kassala, What he calls the ‘Sahel separation movement’ wanted to unite Sahel with Port Sudan. He claims that the British strategy was to erase Eritrea from the world map. He states that ‘Mahber Fikri hager’ wanted the whole of Eritrea to be part of Ethiopia. He further noes that ‘Al Rabita al Islamia’ wanted the whole of Eritrea to be under British Administration for few years and later to be independent. For all the above reasons he states that Eritrea could not be an independent country then. End of translated quote
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ERITREA AND ETHIOPIA: A Front Row Look at Issues of Conflict and the Potential for a Peaceful Resolution, by Herui Tedla Bairu
The study explores the phenomenon of conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia between 1941 and 2011. The Eritrean Liberation Organizations (ELO) did not only fight against Ethiopian governments for thirty years; they also fought against each other for supremacy. The role played by the Ethiopian Students Movement (ESM) in propagating a Marxist revolution, and forging a generation of Ethiopian revolutionaries, is also discussed. ESM branched out into two parties known by their acronyms: MEISON and EPRP. This book also aims to improve our understanding of the struggle against the current Eritrean dictatorship.
The study demonstrates that the claim the Unionist Party sabotaged the Biet Ghiorgis Conference (the first formative gathering of Eritrean nationalist elements) all is not sustained by facts. Similarly, the book concludes that none of the Eritrean political parties of the 1940s/50s, measured by the values of national unity, and anti-colonialism, were nationalists. Proper Eritrean nationalism was only formulated by the Eritrean Revolution. We also found that Eritrean irredentists, who conducted armed struggle against the British Military Administrati