They Made New, part 2 - Howard Winner talks of filming the 2nd Italo-Ethiopian War

The transcript describes a journey to Ethiopia during a time of conflict. The narrator arrives in Djibouti and travels to Addis Ababa, observing the country's outdated state. Ethiopia, led by Haile Selassie, is at war with a modern nation, and global opinion supports Ethiopia as the underdog. Tribes regularly pledge allegiance to the Emperor, and the narrator experiences a dangerous encounter with a tribe. The Emperor restricts correspondents from leaving Addis Ababa to maintain global support. The narrator documents the bombing of a Red Cross unit by Italians, providing visual evidence to counter propaganda.

How did the narrator manage to convince the warriors to let him go?

What was the significance of the Red Cross unit being bombed according to the narrator?

What actions did the narrator take to gather evidence of the bombing?