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War-time love story set in Abyssinia, Eritrea and the Yemen 1935-1945. Rate it . You Rated it . Amedeo Guillet is still alive and living in County Meath, Ireland. This is the story of Amedeo Guillet – an Italian calvary officer who was sent out to Abyssinia as part of Mussolini’s army to establish and command a troupe of 2,000 Spahis – or Arabic calvary. Sebastian O’Kelly is a journalist for the Mail and Telegraph and has Amedeo’s full co-operation in writing this book. This is a very valuable and absolutely stunning story, beautifully told by O’Kelly.

War-time love story set in Abyssinia, Eritrea and the Yemen 1935-1945 Khadija is lost

War-time love story set in Abyssinia, Eritrea and the Yemen 1935-1945. He met and fell in love with Khadija – a beautiful Ethiopian Muslim. Together they held up the British lorries heaving up the mountain road to Asmara and blew up the important Ponte Aosta

Amedeo: A True Story of Love and War in Abyssinia. Amedeo is the story of an Italian army officer from an upper class family.

Amedeo: A True Story of Love and War in Abyssinia. Though the story revolves around Amedeo Guilllet, one learns about political friction in Italian politics, Italy's successes against the British, and Italy's relationship with Hitler. The book paints a very accurate picture of the landscape of north-eastern Africa. The maps are good, but could have been better. The book is gripping, and difficult to put down.

Amedeo hovered at the edge of the group waiting for the story to end. He took a deep breath, walked forward and made . Amedeo had thought little about the wider objectives of this war, seeing it simply in soldier’s terms: the Patria had to be defended. He took a deep breath, walked forward and made his sharpest Modena salute before the major, then presented himself. Ah yes, Lieutenant Guillet,’ the major replied coolly, while the other Spahy officers adopted expressions of uninterest. But now he began to embrace the imperial enthusiasm of the Duce. A people who could built a city like Asmara could transform Ethiopia from a wilderness into an empire that would echo the glory of ancient Rome. This is the story of Amedeo Guillet - an Italian calvary officer who was sent out to Abyssinia as part of Mussolini's army to establish and command a troupe of 2000 Spahis - or Arabic calvary

A love story set in Abyssinia, Eritrea and the Yemen. This is the story of Amedeo Guillet - an Italian calvary officer who was sent out to Abyssinia as part of Mussolini's army to establish and command a troupe of 2000 Spahis - or Arabic calvary. He met and fell in love with Khadija - a beautiful Ethiopian Muslim who became his constant companion during the early years of World War II. And she had stayed with him right to the end, when he had only a ragged band of followers who alone were fighting on against the British as guerilla fighters after the rest of the army had surrendered. Издания произведения: Скачать с Litres за 14. 3 руб. This is the story of Amedeo Guillet - an Italian calvary officer who was sent out to Abyssinia to establish and command a troupe of 2000 Spahis. He met and fell in love with Khadija - an Ethiopian Muslim who became his constant companion. Sebastian O'Kelly is a journalist for the Telegraph and Mail on Sunday. He is an expert on horses. This is his first book. This is the story of Amedeo Guillet - an Italian calvary officer who was sent out to Abyssinia as part of Mussolini's army to establish and command a troupe of 2,000 Spahis - or Arabic calvary. He met and fell in love with Khadija - a beautiful Ethiopian Muslim. Together they held up the British lorries heaving up the mountain road to Asmara and blew up the important Ponte Aosta. Eventually captured, Amedeo went.