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Lieutenant Colonel Mengistu Haile Mariam gives a press briefing regarding the events of that time, in the wake of several assassinations targeting members of the military council (the Derg) on April 12, 1977. Between 1974 and 1977, a series of violent events led to the outbreak of civil war within Ethiopia, plunging the country into chaos. After the overthrow of the Emperor, members of the council (the Derg) had disagreements and targeted each other due to suspicions and conflicts. Eventually, Mengistu emerged and managed to survive longer than the previous military heads of the council (Aman and Benti). At this time, there were Marxist student organizations that wanted Ethiopia to become a Marxist/communist country. Divisions and suspicions also led to violence between these student groups, contributing to a bloody period. The two main student organizations were the All-Ethiopia Socialist Movement (MAISON) and the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Party (EPRP). Both groups believed the military was not socialist enough and demanded that it quickly implement Marxist ideologies, starting with the nationalization of land. One of the groups (EPRP) had additional demands: that the military immediately hand over power to civilian Marxists. The other group, MAISON, was more flexible. It stated that the military could be gradually phased out of politics, arguing that demanding an immediate handover of power would only lead to violence, as the military would not comply. Thus, MAISON began working with the military to spread socialism in Ethiopia. The EPRP refused, and the two groups began eliminating each other in what became Addis Ababa’s first urban warfare. As the violence escalated, the EPRP began targeting both MAISON and the military officials allied with it. With that background, on April 10, 1977, the man in charge of spreading Marxist ideology to the masses—who was also a member of the military—was assassinated in Addis Ababa. During this time, many died from all sides, and he was one among many. Soon, the military’s wrath turned against the EPRP and then against MAISON itself.
Lieutenant Colonel Mengistu Haile Mariam gives a press briefing regarding the events of that time, in the wake of several assassinations targeting members of the military council (the Derg) on April 12, 1977. Between 1974 and 1977, a series of violent events led to the outbreak of civil war within Ethiopia, plunging the country into chaos. After the overthrow of the Emperor, members of the council (the Derg) had disagreements and targeted each other due to suspicions and conflicts. Eventually, Mengistu emerged and managed to survive longer than the previous military heads of the council (Aman and Benti). At this time, there were Marxist student organizations that wanted Ethiopia to become a Marxist/communist country. Divisions and suspicions also led to violence between these student groups, contributing to a bloody period. The two main student organizations were the All-Ethiopia Socialist Movement (MAISON) and the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Party (EPRP). Both groups believed the military was not socialist enough and demanded that it quickly implement Marxist ideologies, starting with the nationalization of land. One of the groups (EPRP) had additional demands: that the military immediately hand over power to civilian Marxists. The other group, MAISON, was more flexible. It stated that the military could be gradually phased out of politics, arguing that demanding an immediate handover of power would only lead to violence, as the military would not comply. Thus, MAISON began working with the military to spread socialism in Ethiopia. The EPRP refused, and the two groups began eliminating each other in what became Addis Ababa’s first urban warfare. As the violence escalated, the EPRP began targeting both MAISON and the military officials allied with it. With that background, on April 10, 1977, the man in charge of spreading Marxist ideology to the masses—who was also a member of the military—was assassinated in Addis Ababa. During this time, many died from all sides, and he was one among many. Soon, the military’s wrath turned against the EPRP and then against MAISON itself.

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