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The Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah, His Imperial Majesty Haile Selbadie I, King of the Kings of Ethiopia, Elected of God, was the last emperor of the Salomon Dynasty who ruled Ethiopia up to # 39 to September 12, 1974, when he was deposed to the reign of one of the most popular rulers of the 19th century was interrupted by the Soviet-backed Derg military regime, officially known as the Provisional Military Government from socialist Ethiopia, who ruled until 1991. [19659003] Haile Selbadie, who was accustomed to Rolls-Royce, was taken from his spacious palace to an officer's bungalow. Army on the back seat of a blue Volkswagen. The final confrontation between the frail elderly emperor and the young and robust army men was like a scene from a Verdi opera. Haile Selbadie scolded and insulted the officers as insolent, and they raged angrily on the spot to take him to a military camp rather than to another palace. And on the way, he was mocked by crowds who shouted: "Robber! Robber!" – The New York Times then reported.
Haile Selbadie, born Ras Tafari Makonnen, was everything from the monarch to the messiah returned as believed by the movement of Rastafari who reveres him as God incarnate.He was also the president of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) from 1963 to 1964 and 1966 to 1967.
His death in 1975 was surrounded by mystery.After his overthrow by the army after public discontent over economic inflation and low wages, the emperor was placed under house arrest at the 4th Army Division in Addis Ababa and later imprisoned in a small apartment in his former palace, the Grand Palace.
His imprisonment ended fatally after 11 months, August 28, 1975 when state media reported that Haile Selbadie was dead on the day r previous after suffering from "respiratory failure following complications of a prostate operation". They said that he had been found dead in bed by a servant
. His doctor, Asrat Woldeyes, flatly denied him, who rejected the government's story regarding the death of this 83-year-old man. His successor, Crown Prince Afsa Wossen Haile Selbadie, who had been living in London since the overthrow, said his father was in excellent health and asked that independent doctors and the International Red Cross be allowed to perform an autopsy for determine the cause of Haile Selbadie's death
This was not done and official sources stated that he had been buried "in strictest intimacy according to Ethiopian custom". buried within 24 hours after death.
Rumors of murder were widespread until 1992 when a coalition of rebel forces, the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), overthrew the Derg. After 17 years of his death, the remains of Haile Selbadie were found under a concrete slab on the palace grounds. Some reports indicate that his bones were found under a latrine.
The remains of the emperor were buried in the church of Bhata near the grave of his great-uncle Menelik II after an imperial funeral by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church on November 5, 2000.
The burial of Hile Selbadie, 25 years after his death. baata lemariam church, where his mortal remains have been preserved. addis abeba, ethiopia
The circumstances surrounding his death are unknown after numerous criminal investigations until recently, when an unverified letter was made public by a sergeant Derg, Tadesse Tele Salvano, in his last book.
The letter alleged that Haile Selbadie was murdered by Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel Asfaw, a key figure of the military regime, under the direct command of the 17-member Executive Committee of the Derg, which includes its chairman Mengistu Hailemariam, Teferi Banti, and 15 others.
This was explained by the young Ethiopian law professor, Zelalem Kibret, who posted the letter on Twitter.
WoW! Although the matter is notoriously public, 42 years after the murder of Haile Selbadie, conclusive evidence that proves the murder was discovered by one of Derg's sergeants, Tadesse Tele Salvano, in his latest book. pic.twitter.com/MJ0KUetymD
– Zelalem Kibret (@zelalemkibret) July 17, 2018
"Finally, again, that's the same Daniel Asfaw, the Derg's first chief of security, who killed Haile Selbadie, Daniel was also the leader of sage Aman Andom, and later personally killed Teferi Banti, and he himself was badbadinated in January 1977, minutes after killing Teferi. Banti, "added Kibret.
According to the letter, Haile Selbadie was murdered by Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel Asfaw, directly to the Derg command, which includes 17 people, including Mengistu Hailemariam, Teferi Banti and 15 other people.
Eg "Egnana Abiyotu", PP: 310, 211 pic.twitter.com/1dkL2wCQ4I
– Zelalem Kibret (@zelalemkibret) July 17, 2018
Another revealing evidence was testimony of the court that corroborate the fact that Haile Selbadie was murdered despite the denial of former officials of the Derg. This evidence supports the rumors and justifies the belief that Haile Selbadie, the last emperor of the 3,000-year-old Ethiopian monarchy who ruled for half a century, was indeed murdered on August 27, 1975.
Finally, one more Once, it's this same Daniel Asfaw, the first security chief of Derg, who killed Haile Selbadie. Daniel was the one who also led the sage Aman Andom and later personally killed Teferi Banti. He himself was murdered in January 1977, minutes after killing Teferi Banti. pic.twitter.com/FjHxCW0UgA
– Zelalem Kibret (@zelalemkibret) July 17, 2018
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