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nobleman and
resistance fighter.
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Giustino de Jacobis,
leading to
widespread conversions in
villages like
Segeneiti and Digsa. In the late 19th century,
local Catholics resisted Ethiopian...
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Segheneyti subregion is a
subregion in the
Debub (Southern)
region (Zoba Debub) of Eritrea. Its
capital lies at Segheneyti. Awate.com:
Martyr Statistics...
- Kudo Be'ur Adi Keyh Adi
Quala Areza Debarwa Dekemhare Mai-Mne
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Central Denkalya Southern Denkalya Ceccato, Pietro;...
- Adi Quala, Areza, Debarwa, Dekemhare, Kudo Be'ur, Mai-Mne, Mendefera,
Segeneiti, Senafe,
Tserona Gash-Barka (3)
Agordat City,
Barentu City, Dghe, Forto...
- Ethiopia. For example, both
Ethiopia and
Italy agreed that Arafali, Halai,
Segeneiti, and
Asmara were
villages within the
Italian border. Also, the Italians...
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acquainted with the Bahr
Negash while staying in the
village of
Hadawi (near
Segeneiti). He
described the
unnamed ruler as a "brave, but
simple man" and a deputy...
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Catholic dioceses in
Eritrea are the
Eparches of Asmara, Barentu,
Keren and
Segeneiti. In 2002,
Isaias Afwerki, the
president of Eritrea,
declared all independent...
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Debarwa District,
Dekemhare District, Mai-Mne District,
Mendefera District,
Segeneiti District,
Senafe District, Tera-Emni District,
Tsorona District. Eritrea...
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Italian colonial schools,
including the
seminary of the
Capuchin friars in
Segeneiti. For this reason, he
spoke the
Italian language fluently.
Abandoning his...
