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	Ethiopia: Revolution and Military Government ~a HREF="/et_00_00.html#et_01_07"
		Despite his standing, however, General Aman was almost immediately at odds with a majority of the Derg's members on three major issues: the size of the Derg and his role within it, the Eritrean insurgency, and the fate of political prisoners.
		Aman claimed that the 120- member Derg was too large and too unwieldy to function efficiently as a governing body; as an Eritrean, he urged reconciliation with the insurgents there; and he opposed the death penalty for former government and military officials who had been arrested since the revolution began.
		By mid-November, Aman, opposed by the majority of the Derg, was attempting unsuccessfully to appeal directly to the army for support as charges, many apparently fabricated, mounted against him within the Derg.
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	Ethiopia - The Establishment of the Derg
		It forced out Prime Minister Endalkatchew and replaced him with Mikael Imru, a Shewan aristocrat with a reputation as a liberal.
		The Derg's agenda rapidly diverged from that of the reformers of the late imperial period.
		The emperor was too old to resist, and it is doubtful whether he really understood what was happening around him.
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	Ethiopia - The Establishment of the Derg
		It forced out Prime Minister Endalkatchew and replaced him with Mikael Imru, a Shewan aristocrat with a reputation as a liberal.
		The Derg's agenda rapidly diverged from that of the reformers of the late imperial period.
		Three days later, the Armed Forces Coordinating Committee (i.e., the Derg) transformed itself into the Provisional Military Administrative Council (PMAC) under the chairmanship of Lieutenant General Aman Mikael Andom and proclaimed itself the nation's ruling body.
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	Aman Mikael Andom (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Aman Mikale Andom 1924 1974 was an important leader in the military coup which occurred in Ethiopia on September 12 1974, in which a military committee deposed Emperor Haile Selassie.
		Andom then became president of Ethiopia until November 17, 1974.
		Some sources say that he committed suicide, while others say that he was killed by political rivals among the coup leadership, possibly including Mengistu Haile Mariam.
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	Aman Mikael Andom - Antwoorden.org
		Aman Mikael Andom (1924-1974), was een belangrijk Ethiopisch legerleider en militair.
		Na de militaire coup van 12 september 1974, die een einde maakte aan de monarchie van keizer Haile Selassie I van Ethiopië, werd Andom voorzitter van de DERGUE (Militaire Bestuurlijke Raad) en werd daarmee in feite staatshoofd.
		In november 1974 kwam hij onder verdachte omstandigheden om het leven.
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	Ethiopia
		Mikael's base was the province of Tigray, which by now enjoyed a large measure of autonomy and from which Mikael raised up large armies with which he dominated the Gonder scene.
		Mikael continued in command until the early 1770s, when a coalition of his opponents compelled him to retire to Tigray, where he eventually died of old age.
		Mikael's brazen murder of two kings and his undisguised role as kingmaker in Gonder signaled the beginning of what Ethiopians have long termed the Zemene Mesafint (Era of the Princes), a time when Gonder kings were reduced to ceremonial figureheads while their military functions and real power lay with powerful nobles.
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	Aman Resort
		Aman remains a part of Arda, but it is no longer in the same physical place.
		Andom, Aman Category:Rulers of Ethiopia Andom, Aman Andom, Aman nl:Aman Mikael Andom
		Zeenat Aman was born in Germany to a Hindu mother and a Muslim father, Amanullah.
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	aman - OneLook Dictionary Search
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	Tafari Benti at AllExperts
		Along with Aman Mikael Andom and Mengistu Haile Mariam, he led the military coup of September 12, 1974, which deposed Emperor Haile Selassie.
		Following the death of Andom two months later, and a 10-day period in which Mengistu was president, Benti became president.
		He died in office, either by committing suicide or by being killed by Mengistu, who succeeded him as leader and completed Ethiopia's transformation into a Marxist country until the fall of the military regime in 1991.
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	Tafari Benti (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He led the coup along with several other soldiers including Aman Mikael Andom and Mengistu Haile Mariam.
		Following the death of Andom two months later, and a 10-day period in which Haile Mariam was president, Benti became president.
		He died in office, either by committing suicide or by being killed by Haile Mariam, who succeeded him as leader and completed Ethiopia's transformation into a Marxist country until the fall of the military regime in 1991.
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	lawyer Aman_Mikael_Andom - lawyer-report.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A day after former HP board member and venture capitalist Tom Perkins lambasted the performance of former Chairman Patricia Dunn, the lawyer representing...
		Aman Mikael Andom (1924 â“ 1974) was an important leader in the military coup which occurred in Ethiopia on September 12, 1974, in which a military committee deposed Emperor Haile Selassie.
		Andom then became de facto head of state of Ethiopia until November 17, 1974.
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		General Aman had an impeccable military record, and was referred to as the "Lion of the Ogaden" due to his heroic role in turning back the Somali invasion of the Ogaden in the early 1960's.
		The Dergue had wanted a figure-head in General Aman, but instead it got a dynamic leader with ideas of his own, and a suspicion of their motives, as well as a driving ambition to be the new power in the land.
		General Aman refused, and in the heated exchange, Generla Aman announced his resignation as Chairman of the Dergue and left the meeting hall for his home next to the Princess Tsehai Hospital (known today as the Armed Forces General Hospital) in the Old Airport (Lideta) district of the capital along with several of his supporters.
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	1975 -- Death, Haile Sellassie Web-biography
		Despite his standing, however, General Aman was almost immediately at odds with a majority of the Derg's members on three major issues: the size of the Derg and his role within it, the Eritrean insurgency, and the fate of political prisoners.
		Aman claimed that the 120- member Derg was too large and too unwieldy to function efficiently as a governing body; as an Eritrean, he urged reconciliation with the insurgents there; and he opposed the death penalty for former government and military officials who had been arrested since the revolution began.
		By mid-November, Aman, opposed by the majority of the Derg, was attempting unsuccessfully to appeal directly to the army for support as charges, many apparently fabricated, mounted against him within the Derg.
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	Ethiopia
		12 Sep 1974 - 17 Nov 1974 Aman Mikael Andom (b.
		3 Aug 1974 - 12 Sep 1974 Lij Mikael Imru (b.
		1856 - 1859 Haile Mikael Sahle Selassie (b.
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	WILDLIFE ADVENTURES 2003 CRADLE OF MAN - THE BEST OF ETHIOPIA
		By virtue of the power and prestige he derived from his achievemeNights as one of Menelik's generals, Habte Giorgis, the minister of war and a traditionalist, continued to play a major role in government affairs until his death in 1926.
		Aman claimed that the 120- member Derg was too large and too unwieldy to function efficiently as a governing body; as an Eritrean, he urged reconciliation with the insurgeNights there; and he opposed the death penalty for former government and military officials who had been arrested since the revolution began.
		It was a dispute over policy toward Eritrea that resulted in the death of the PMAC's first leader, General Aman, an Eritrean, on November 23, 1974, so-called "Bloody Saturday." Hereafter, the Derg decided to impose a military settlement on the Eritrean Liberation Front (ELF) and the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF).
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	Chronologie van Ethiopië en Eritrea (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Op 17 maart verkondigde de militaire regering het einde van het keizerrijk, omdat het onverenigbaar was met een socialistisch Ethiopië.
		De eerste leider van het militaire regime, generaal Aman Mikael Andom (een Eritreër) werd op 22 november vermoord.
		Kort daarop werden 29 andere officieren en 30 burgers zonder vorm van proces terechtgesteld, om de fictieve reden dat ze tegen het nieuwe bewind zouden hebben samengezworen.
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	War Crimes - Ethiopia : Attempted Coup 1960 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Eritrean problem, inherited from Haile Selassie's regime, was a matter of extensive debate within the Derg.
		It was a dispute over policy toward Eritrea that resulted in the death of the PMAC's first leader, General Aman, an Eritrean, on November 23, 1974, so-called "Bloody Saturday." Hereafter, the Derg decided to impose a military settlement on the Eritean Liberation Front (ELF) and the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF).
		Attempts to invade rebel-held Eritrea failed repeatedly, and by mid-1978 the insurgent groups controlled most of the countryside but not major towns such as Keren, Mitsiwa, Aseb, and a few other places.
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