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Scholars say other wise. Meles is right and schooled the DERG Socialist cadre. Who’s trying to erase Amara Identity based on Ketema/Woreda/Awraja via Divide and conquer tactic for Empty Socialist Ethiopianet which is now being reversed Minjar Menz are location names nothing else if you ask there race they will say amara there is no race called Menz Lasta
The First Writing in Amharigna by Amde Seyoun ~1330 AD
A manuscript in Latin by Hiub Ludolf in the "Ethiopian-Latin Lexicon", describing the Amhara province as "the most noble Kingdom of all Ethiopia" & listing its numerous districts. Written in 1681 AD.
Jantirar - The ruler of the district of Ambassel & a title used since the reign of Yekuno Amlak, but in the past ruled more domain in Beyte Amhara Province. They historically governed the mountain fortress Amba Gishen. Empress Menen was the daughter of the previous Jantirar Mikael
Bete Amhara (Amharic: ቤተ አማራ "House of Amhara" ) was a region in Ethiopia that existed for thousands of years. It covered most of modern Ethiopia's south and north Wollo, significant parts of north Shewa, Gojam and Gonder zones.[1] The state had 30 districts, including Ambassel, Lakomelza, Menz, Laikueyta, Tewglet, Bulga, Bagemder, Tatakuyeta, Akamba, Ambassit, Atronsa Mariam, Genete, Feresbahir (most probably located in the northern part of Dessie, where there is a small lake called Feres Bahir or Bahir Shasho), Amba Gishen, Gishe Bere, Wasal, Wagada, Mekane-Selasse, Tabor, Tedbaba Mariam, Zoramba, Daje, Demah, Ephrata and Ewarza, Barara, Gebrarya .[2][3] The region is the source of much of Ethiopia's clothing culture, eating culture, language, education system. The Amhara Province was slowly changed to Wollo by recent negriod tribe called kenyans or galas[4][5]
BTW: His attempt of dividing Amhara blood by geography makes no sense amharas know who they are there Geographical districts are not Ethnicities rather a county moron mesfin
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Exactly this Stupid Mesfin Woldemariam killer all pure blooded Amharas the work of 200 years into building thankless Ethiopia was all destroyed by Derg Cadres. This mzfkr is a terrorist and his Ethiopianwit is no different then Fandia/Fandianet he has no contribution to anything he is a killer, when we worked for Ethiopia he destroyed Ethiopia with Mengistu when we gave up on thankless Ethiopia and worked for amhara he attempted to exterminate Amhara with Meles he is ultimate Banda/Askari even the name Mesfin is popular in Askaria
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መስፍን ወልደ ማርያም (ፕ/ር) ዛሬ ከዚህ ዓለም በሞት መለየቱን ሰማን፤ ዳሩ ግን እኛ ዐማራዎች እንዳናዝን ቀድሞ "የላችሁም" ብሎናል። ለማንኛውም የምታገኙት ከሆነ "ዐማራነት እያጠፉት የማይጠፋ ዘለዓለማዊ ማንነት ነው" ብላችሁ ንገሩት።
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The 1974 Inquiry Commission Created to Investigate the Emperor’s Former Official
May 30, 2008
The year 1974 was the beginning of a new era for Ethiopian politics. The Emperor's regime was replaced by low ranking-military officers known as the Derg. Led by Colonel Mengistu Hailemariam, also known as the black Stalin, the Derg and their death squads produced the bloodiest years in the country's history. They began their rule by focusing their attention on the Emperor's former officials. The Derg intensified its negative propaganda against the former regime, most of whom where now political prisoners, while at the same time deciding to create an inquiry commission to investigate them.
It was a surprise to many when Mesfin Woldemariam and Dr. Bereket Habteselassie eased their way into becoming the co-chairs of the infamous Inquiry Commission. While Dr. Bereket Habteselassie was himself a former member of the Emperor’s regime, the then Ato, now Professor Mesfin Woldemariam taught Geography at the Addis Ababa University.
While their appointment to the commission remained a mystery, many, including the families of the prisoners, believed that the co-chair’s investigation would be fair and one that would be carried out in a dignified manner. As it turned out, nothing could have been further from the truth. The co-chairs had their own personal agenda that was fueled by envy, personal vendetta, and a pathetic attempt to carry favor with the Derg.
Nothing was sacred to the co-chairs: they ordered the families of the captives to provide a list of all their belongings, including such items as chairs, tables, clothing, etc. Officials, such as Tsehafi Tizaza Aklilu Habtewold, were paraded in front of the co-chairs to be publicly humiliated by them. The tone that was used was extremely disrespectful, considering the age and accomplishments of some of the officials. The idea then was to hide their accomplishments and to paint a grim picture about the country during the Emperor’s reign. Overnight, the co-chairs had become the attack dogs for the Derg. While such a behavior was expected from the likes of the Mengistus, it certainly was not a behavior that many expected from individuals like Bereket Habteselassie and Mesfin Woldemariam, who knew that their actions could jeopardize the lives of the former officials, now prisoners.
As part of the inquiry, the prisoners and their families were interviewed and asked to complete various forms to account for their assets and personal belongings. Apparently, it was all a public relations campaign that was orchestrated by the Derg and the co-chairs. The Commission, among other things, through the question and answer sessions, was successful in creating a highly charged environment. In the end, Dr. Bereket and Ato Mesfin effectively and successfully accomplished the Commissions objective and publicly humiliated the likes of Akilu Habtewold, who we now know had served his country above and beyond the call of duty.
On November 24, 1974, the doors of the prison cells were opened and soldiers began reading the names of 60 political prisoners, all of whom, including Aklilu Habtewold, were executed the very same day. In a book titled, “The Memories of Colonel Mengistu,” former President Mengistu Hailemariam, stated that when asked about their investigation, the co-chairs had said that the guns held by the soldiers were greater than their pens. Regardless of whether Mengistu’s claim is valid or not, it is important to understand that those two individuals had played a major part in sealing the fait of all the prisoners, those executed as well as those imprisoned for many years.
The transformation of a man, who had once headed the infamous Inquiry Commission, is, to say the least, astonishing. Mesfin Woldemariam, known for persecuting those defenseless prisoners, ironically, founded the Ethiopian Human Rights Council (EHRCO) and became a human rights defender. During the trial of the former Derg officials, Mesfin Woldemariam surprised the entire nation when he made a statement that exonerated the defendants of all charges, including the murder and imprisonment of innocent civilians. Mesfin Woldemariam, whom some will consider a political liability, is now a high ranking member of Kesete Damena, a political party that was formed in opposition to the ruling party in Ethiopia. Mesfin Woldemariam, who headed the commission that was created to humiliate and create a false image of Emperor Haile Selassie’s former officials, is now seen praising the Emperor’s regime. To quote Professor Mesfin Woldemariam, “The achievements of the Atse’s regime are quite substantial and cannot even be compared with those of the regimes that succeeded it.” Mind you, this fact never occurred to him while he was publicly humiliating Aklilu Habtewold in 1974. Now that the Emperor's government is getting favorable reviews from the Ethiopian public, one is not surprised to see Mesfin Woldemariam, a shameless opportunist, jumping on the bandwagon.
History has a funny way of resurfacing after being hidden for so many years. While the likes of Aklilu Habtewold and his colleagues are long gone, all aspects of their history, including their harrowing experience with the infamous Inquiry Commission, will never be forgotten.
--- OAU-Creation.com
May 30, 2008
The year 1974 was the beginning of a new era for Ethiopian politics. The Emperor's regime was replaced by low ranking-military officers known as the Derg. Led by Colonel Mengistu Hailemariam, also known as the black Stalin, the Derg and their death squads produced the bloodiest years in the country's history. They began their rule by focusing their attention on the Emperor's former officials. The Derg intensified its negative propaganda against the former regime, most of whom where now political prisoners, while at the same time deciding to create an inquiry commission to investigate them.
It was a surprise to many when Mesfin Woldemariam and Dr. Bereket Habteselassie eased their way into becoming the co-chairs of the infamous Inquiry Commission. While Dr. Bereket Habteselassie was himself a former member of the Emperor’s regime, the then Ato, now Professor Mesfin Woldemariam taught Geography at the Addis Ababa University.
While their appointment to the commission remained a mystery, many, including the families of the prisoners, believed that the co-chair’s investigation would be fair and one that would be carried out in a dignified manner. As it turned out, nothing could have been further from the truth. The co-chairs had their own personal agenda that was fueled by envy, personal vendetta, and a pathetic attempt to carry favor with the Derg.
Nothing was sacred to the co-chairs: they ordered the families of the captives to provide a list of all their belongings, including such items as chairs, tables, clothing, etc. Officials, such as Tsehafi Tizaza Aklilu Habtewold, were paraded in front of the co-chairs to be publicly humiliated by them. The tone that was used was extremely disrespectful, considering the age and accomplishments of some of the officials. The idea then was to hide their accomplishments and to paint a grim picture about the country during the Emperor’s reign. Overnight, the co-chairs had become the attack dogs for the Derg. While such a behavior was expected from the likes of the Mengistus, it certainly was not a behavior that many expected from individuals like Bereket Habteselassie and Mesfin Woldemariam, who knew that their actions could jeopardize the lives of the former officials, now prisoners.
As part of the inquiry, the prisoners and their families were interviewed and asked to complete various forms to account for their assets and personal belongings. Apparently, it was all a public relations campaign that was orchestrated by the Derg and the co-chairs. The Commission, among other things, through the question and answer sessions, was successful in creating a highly charged environment. In the end, Dr. Bereket and Ato Mesfin effectively and successfully accomplished the Commissions objective and publicly humiliated the likes of Akilu Habtewold, who we now know had served his country above and beyond the call of duty.
On November 24, 1974, the doors of the prison cells were opened and soldiers began reading the names of 60 political prisoners, all of whom, including Aklilu Habtewold, were executed the very same day. In a book titled, “The Memories of Colonel Mengistu,” former President Mengistu Hailemariam, stated that when asked about their investigation, the co-chairs had said that the guns held by the soldiers were greater than their pens. Regardless of whether Mengistu’s claim is valid or not, it is important to understand that those two individuals had played a major part in sealing the fait of all the prisoners, those executed as well as those imprisoned for many years.
The transformation of a man, who had once headed the infamous Inquiry Commission, is, to say the least, astonishing. Mesfin Woldemariam, known for persecuting those defenseless prisoners, ironically, founded the Ethiopian Human Rights Council (EHRCO) and became a human rights defender. During the trial of the former Derg officials, Mesfin Woldemariam surprised the entire nation when he made a statement that exonerated the defendants of all charges, including the murder and imprisonment of innocent civilians. Mesfin Woldemariam, whom some will consider a political liability, is now a high ranking member of Kesete Damena, a political party that was formed in opposition to the ruling party in Ethiopia. Mesfin Woldemariam, who headed the commission that was created to humiliate and create a false image of Emperor Haile Selassie’s former officials, is now seen praising the Emperor’s regime. To quote Professor Mesfin Woldemariam, “The achievements of the Atse’s regime are quite substantial and cannot even be compared with those of the regimes that succeeded it.” Mind you, this fact never occurred to him while he was publicly humiliating Aklilu Habtewold in 1974. Now that the Emperor's government is getting favorable reviews from the Ethiopian public, one is not surprised to see Mesfin Woldemariam, a shameless opportunist, jumping on the bandwagon.
History has a funny way of resurfacing after being hidden for so many years. While the likes of Aklilu Habtewold and his colleagues are long gone, all aspects of their history, including their harrowing experience with the infamous Inquiry Commission, will never be forgotten.
--- OAU-Creation.com
