| 110th Battle of ADWA Victory Celebration Friday, March 3, 2006 University of the District of Columbia Washington, DC |
Take a journey through 10,000 years of ancient and modern Ethiopian
history....stroll through "The Day the Angels Cried Traveling Museum
Exhibit"... view graphic photographs that tell the little known story of the
African Genesis, The Battle of Adwa and the Ethiopian Holocaust
1935-1941.
Space Requirements
Exhibit Space: 1, 500 - 2,500 sq ft.
Symposium: Theatre/auditoriam seating
Commemoration Dinner: Auditorium with podium, tables and chairs
Audio Video: PA system, 2 monitors, 4 Mic's, large screen
history....stroll through "The Day the Angels Cried Traveling Museum
Exhibit"... view graphic photographs that tell the little known story of the
African Genesis, The Battle of Adwa and the Ethiopian Holocaust
1935-1941.
Space Requirements
Exhibit Space: 1, 500 - 2,500 sq ft.
Symposium: Theatre/auditoriam seating
Commemoration Dinner: Auditorium with podium, tables and chairs
Audio Video: PA system, 2 monitors, 4 Mic's, large screen
EXHIBIT SPECS:
The Exhibit consists of eight free-standing, double-sided
4x6 panels, joined two each at 90 degree angles to create
interior and exterior components that allow guided tours
through each segment. Attendees are able to stroll at
leisure through the Exhibit and come face to face with
startling untold story the Ethiopian Holocaust 1935-1941
via newspaper articles, historical text, photographs,
video and slides from the period. Photo sizes vary from
24x36 and 11x17 to 11x14, 8x11 and 5x8. Life-size
photostats will be included in future exhibits.
The Exhibit is constructed with light-weight collapsible
aluminum. It takes approximately 2.5 hours to set up the
Exhibit which is composed of light-weight aluminum.
Insurance is required for all exhibitions.
For more information call:
Tel: 773-268-1000
Fax: 773-268-1927
email: ethiopianholocaust@sbcglobal.net
The Exhibit consists of eight free-standing, double-sided
4x6 panels, joined two each at 90 degree angles to create
interior and exterior components that allow guided tours
through each segment. Attendees are able to stroll at
leisure through the Exhibit and come face to face with
startling untold story the Ethiopian Holocaust 1935-1941
via newspaper articles, historical text, photographs,
video and slides from the period. Photo sizes vary from
24x36 and 11x17 to 11x14, 8x11 and 5x8. Life-size
photostats will be included in future exhibits.
The Exhibit is constructed with light-weight collapsible
aluminum. It takes approximately 2.5 hours to set up the
Exhibit which is composed of light-weight aluminum.
Insurance is required for all exhibitions.
For more information call:
Tel: 773-268-1000
Fax: 773-268-1927
email: ethiopianholocaust@sbcglobal.net
The Day the Angels Cried:
Ethiopian Holocaust Traveling Museum Exhibit
The Exhibit presents 10,000 years of ancient and modern Ethiopian
history from ancient Ethiopian pyramid builders to the Bible and from
The Battle of Adwa to the Ethiopian Holocaust 1935-1941, that was
carried out with poison gas sprayed from airplanes and other horrific
atrocities. The exhibit is based on over twenty years investigative
research and includes the a rare copy of the original text of Italy's
War Crimes in Ethiopia 1935-1941, which written and published in
1946 by Sylvia Pankhurst, mother of historian Richard Pankhurst.
The Exhibit features exterior and interior components:
The Exterior presents the story of The Battle of ADWA and a
chronology of events that lead to the Ethiopian Holocaust 1935-1941.
Segments also include include ancient Ethiopian geography,
Ethiopian-Egyptian spiritual and historical connections, pictures of
the Black Madonna and Child (Kerrata Ressau) and of ancient
Ethiopian-Egyptian Kings, Queens and Pyramid Builders.
The Interior , or “Sacred Center,” presents the untold story of
Mussolini’s systematic mass extermination campaign in Ethiopia
from 1935-1941, (in pictures and text) that was carried out with
poison gas, sprayed from airplanes.
Ethiopian Holocaust Traveling Museum Exhibit
The Exhibit presents 10,000 years of ancient and modern Ethiopian
history from ancient Ethiopian pyramid builders to the Bible and from
The Battle of Adwa to the Ethiopian Holocaust 1935-1941, that was
carried out with poison gas sprayed from airplanes and other horrific
atrocities. The exhibit is based on over twenty years investigative
research and includes the a rare copy of the original text of Italy's
War Crimes in Ethiopia 1935-1941, which written and published in
1946 by Sylvia Pankhurst, mother of historian Richard Pankhurst.
The Exhibit features exterior and interior components:
The Exterior presents the story of The Battle of ADWA and a
chronology of events that lead to the Ethiopian Holocaust 1935-1941.
Segments also include include ancient Ethiopian geography,
Ethiopian-Egyptian spiritual and historical connections, pictures of
the Black Madonna and Child (Kerrata Ressau) and of ancient
Ethiopian-Egyptian Kings, Queens and Pyramid Builders.
The Interior , or “Sacred Center,” presents the untold story of
Mussolini’s systematic mass extermination campaign in Ethiopia
from 1935-1941, (in pictures and text) that was carried out with
poison gas, sprayed from airplanes.
| The Day the Angels Cried: The Ethiopian Holocaust 1935-1941 Traveling Museum Exhibition |