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Esmonde M. Robertson. Mussolini as Empire-Builder. Europe and Africa, 1932-36. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1977. 1x + 246 pp. Map, chronological table, bibliography, notes, index. $17.95. - Stephen U. Chukumba. The Big Powers Against Ethiopia: Anglo-Franco-American Diplomatic Maneuvers During the Italo-Ethiopian Dispute, 1934-1938. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America, 1977. iii + 496 pp. Map, notes, bibliography. $14.75 hardcover; $11.25 paper. - Viveca Halldin Norberg. Swedes in Haile Selassie’s Ethiopia, 1924-1952: A Study in Early Development Co-operation. New York: Africana Publishing Company, 1977. 320 pp. Map, notes, bibliography, tables, figures, appendices, index of personal names. $23.50.
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Editors’ note: Readers may wish to consult reviews found in “Ethiopia,” Review of Books, vol. 4/1978, pp. 37-48; and “Revolution and Publication: Ethiopia Since 1974,” Review of Books, vol. 5/1979, pp. 154-163.
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