Prevail

In 1935, Italy's invasion of Ethiopia marked a pivotal yet often overlooked conflict that galvanized international attention, igniting protests and inspiring independence movements across Africa and the United States. Jeff Pearce delves into this gripping episode, chronicling the heroism of the Ethiopian resistance against brutal tactics, including poison gas and bombings by Italian forces. Through extensive archival research and firsthand accounts, Pearce exposes the geopolitical dynamics at play, including the British Foreign Office's abandonment of Ethiopia and the thwarted peace initiatives of Franklin Roosevelt, revealing the lasting impact of this war on modern peace movements and international relations.