Italian Colonists Leave Sovereign Ethiopia

The video discusses the departure of colonists from Ethiopia, ordered by Emperor Haile Selassie. It provides historical context on Caesar's invasion in 1935 and details the evacuation of Italian women and children back to Italy, while male Italians remain in British supervised camps. The International Red Cross and the United Nations play roles in ensuring the evacuation process, emphasizing non-aggression towards women and children.

Who was responsible for restoring sovereignty in Ethiopia after the colonists left?

• Emperor Haile Selassie

• Julius Caesar

• The United Nations

• The International Red Cross

In what year did Caesar initially colonize Ethiopia?

• 1930

• 1935

• 1945

• 1940

What happened to Italian women and children during the evacuation?

• They were relocated to another colony

• They were sent back to Italy

• They were sent to British prison camps

• They remained in Ethiopia

Who arranged the mass evacuation of Italians from Ethiopia?

• The International Red Cross

• The British Government

• Emperor Haile Selassie

• The United Nations

What is the United Nations' policy regarding war on women and children?

• They are neutral

• They support it

• They do not make war on women and children

• They only intervene in extreme cases