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005			20250522091456.0
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008			191204s2011 001|0 eng u
020			_a9781733607100 (pbk) : _cETB 379.00
040			_cEGST
082			_aETH 920 And 2011
100	1		_aAndargachew Tsege.
245	1	0	_aTiwlid AyeDenager Egnam EniNager / _cby Andargachew Tsege.
246	2		_aAddis Ababa ande Beteseb ; Abiyotuna Ehapa (1877-1970)
260			_aAddis Ababa:. : _bNetsanet Publishing Agency,, _cc2011.
300			_c25 cm _a664 p.
500			_aIt is an autobiographical book written in Amharic based on the personal account of the author about his early age involvement in the political life of EPRP in Ethiopia.
520			_aAddis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital city, is probably the only modern city established by people of the black race. All other capital cities, especially in Africa, are products of the colonial era. It is the history of this unique African city that is told in this book. The book covers nearly 100 years of the city's history taking the reader through the life of the city and generations of its inhabitants. The physical development of the city and the cultural, political and economic metamorphosis of its inhabitants is narrated from a totally new and creative perspective. The book is a roller coaster of history. Reading this book one can actually experience the changing fortunes of the city and its dwellers as they progress through periods of war and peace, revolution and reaction. One finds the residents of the city passing through conflicting emotions of loyalty and betrayal, forgiveness and vengeance, love and aversion, cowardice and courage, defeat and triumph. The book is a gripping read because all the stories in it are real and narrated through the lenses of mainly that of the author, his family, friends, neighbours and acquaintances.
650		4	_aAutobiography.
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999			_c10950 _d10950