Walwal to the World: Ethiopia, Empire, Abandoned Principles
How Italy’s strategic ambitions led to an end to the League of Nations and paved the way for World War II, the Cold War, and, indeed, the world of the 2020s.
Ninety-one years ago, on December 5, 1934, a skirmish erupted at Walwal, a small oasis in south-eastern Ethiopia.
What appeared to be a minor frontier dispute would become the spark for an international crisis, one that not only marked the beginning of the fascist invasion of Ethiopia but also signaled the catastrophic failure of the League of Nations and the unraveling of the international order born from the ashes of World War I.
Test
content 1 What appeared to be a minor frontier dispute would become the spark for an international crisis, one that not only marked the beginning of the fascist invasion of Ethiopia but also signaled the catastrophic failure of the League of Nations and the unraveling of the international order born from the ashes of World War I.
The New Total War of the 21st Century and the Trigger of the Fear Pandemic
A total war of a new type, erupted in 2020 openly and irrevocably from its Beijing epicenter. The opening volleys of this war came to most of the world as a barrage of fear heard round the world.
It was the most effective opening salvo of any offensive, 1941 s Pearl Harbor included. This volume traces the evolution of total war as it was conceptualized in the 20th Century into an entirely new and even more total format in the 21st Century, and what that will demand of societies.
This is the fourth philosophical and historical saga by renowned author Gregory Copley, following The Art of Victory (2006), UnCivilization: Urban Geopolitis in a Time of Chaos (2012), and Sovereignty in the 21st Century and the Crisis for Identity, Cultures, Nation-States, and Civilizations (2018).
This beautifully-crafted book traces the sociological, economic, military, and other factors which were brought to a pivotal point in 2020. It is a textbook for how governments, militaries, and society can understand their options in coping with the totally transformed strategic environment.
The book featuers an extensive and unique glossary outlining strategic terms and concepts, which will be valuable for advanced strategic thinkers and lay readers alike.
