Eritrea's 135-Year Trajectory - Ammar, Woldeyesus
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Eritrea's 135-Year Trajectory by Woldeyesus Ammar, a veteran of Eritrea's independence movement, lifelong political activist, and author, offers readers a compelling exploration of the triumphs and tribulations of a resilient people and their strategically significant nation. Named after the Erythraean Sea and situated along its western coast, Eritrea marks the 135th anniversary of its creation in 2025 as a modern political entity. This book is a meticulously curated collection of indispensable records by the author, providing a valuable addition to the limited body of Eritrean literature.…mehr

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Eritrea's 135-Year Trajectory by Woldeyesus Ammar, a veteran of Eritrea's independence movement, lifelong political activist, and author, offers readers a compelling exploration of the triumphs and tribulations of a resilient people and their strategically significant nation. Named after the Erythraean Sea and situated along its western coast, Eritrea marks the 135th anniversary of its creation in 2025 as a modern political entity. This book is a meticulously curated collection of indispensable records by the author, providing a valuable addition to the limited body of Eritrean literature. Readers will gain an unparalleled perspective from an author who has lived through most of Eritrea's modern political era, beginning with Italy's defeat in 1941. His firsthand account spans decades, offering valuable insights into 20th- and 21st-century Eritrean history since its designation as a political entity in 1890. The author has thoughtfully selected articles and research papers from his extensive but previously scattered body of work to create this compilation. The book not only sheds light on Eritrea's rich history but also seeks to rectify harmful misconceptions that have distorted the narrative. Organized into 20 chapters, referred to as "Readings," the book delves into key milestones in Eritrea's journey, illustrating how the sense of "Eritreanness" was forged through immense sacrifices in "blood, toil, tears, and sweat," to borrow Winston Churchill's poignant words. Alongside these historical milestones, the book highlights the challenges of both pre- and post-independence Eritrea, with gripping stories from the independence struggle, vivid accounts of the imprisonment of Eritrean patriots in the 1960s and 1970s, and incisive critiques of Eritrea's contemporary political landscape. The book also features firsthand narratives from Eritrean freedom fighters, critical analyses of the nation's authoritarian leadership, and an educative satirical "Draft Speech" penned in 1999 for Isaias Afeworki. Insightful and deeply engaging, this work is a "must-read" for young Eritreans and researchers eager to understand and document the country's tumultuous history. Whether you are exploring the roots of Eritrean identity or seeking a deeper understanding of its ongoing challenges, Eritrea's 135-Year Trajectory is an essential addition to your library. Zekarias G Ginbot (PhD) Norwegian University of Science and Technology - NTNU, Trondheim, Norway
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