The Role of Italian Occupation of Ethiopia On the Egyptian-Italian Relations 1935

Majeed Kamil Abdullateif, Abdul; Khalid Hussein, Zainab

	The Role of Italian Occupation of Ethiopia On the Egyptian-Italian Relations 1935
JOURNAL OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION FOR WOMEN
Article 1, Volume 26, Issue 2, 2015, Pages 352-360
Authors
Abdul Majeed Kamil Abdullateif; Zainab Khalid Hussein
Abstract
When the Italian fascist party leaded & access to the top of regime, it took Benito Mussolini as a post of Italian prime minister on 1922, that lead to rise the voices which need to find colonies of Italy, like other colonial countries, especially that of its colonies in Libya, Eritrea and Somalia were not achieved its ambitions, was to be the occupation of Ethiopia to revive her dreams to exert control over the Red sea and the Mediterranean and the establishment of a vast empire satisfy colonial ambitions. the Italian invasion of Ethiopia gained particularly important, what led to the disruption of the balance of political forces is not at the level of local powers in the region, but at the level of the extended diagonals on the west coast of the red sea and horn of Africa. Egypt had a clear position from the occupation of what connects Ethiopia common interests, particularly the source of the river Nile. The research which divided in to the introduction, two sections, and conclusion, taking the first section of the Egyptian official position of the Italian occupation of Ethiopia, and economic sanctions against Italy, while the second topic addressed the Egyptian popular position of the Italian occupation of Ethiopia. The research depend on a variety of sources documents come in the forefront, including documents unpublished in the library and archives in Baghdad, the British and the documentation is not published, as well as published documents, which was the documentary books, as research on Arab and foreign sources, newspapers and magazines adopted.

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