Eritrėjos ir Etiopijos karas (Lithuanian Wikipedia)

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Claimed on 8 April 2002 by the Voice of the Democratic Path of Ethiopian Unity, an Ethiopian clandestine opposition group operating from Germany. The claim also stated that each family that lost a member in the war would receive $350 in indemnity, but this number has not been verified, although it has been often cited by other groups (see Number of war dead soldiers reportedly 123,000 Archyvuota kopija 2007-12-25 iš Wayback Machine projekto. – internet news message; and clandestineradio.com Archyvuota kopija 2014-11-10 iš Wayback Machine projekto. audio button Archyvuota kopija 2016-03-03 iš Wayback Machine projekto.), and no indemnities have been paid Šablonas:As of. Shinn, Historical Dictionary of Ethiopia, p. 149

„Eritrea reveals human cost of war“. BBC News. 20 June 2001. Nuoroda tikrinta 2007-03-12.

Claimed on 8 April 2002 by the Voice of the Democratic Path of Ethiopian Unity, an Ethiopian clandestine opposition group operating from Germany. The claim also stated that each family that lost a member in the war would receive $350 in indemnity, but this number has not been verified, although it has been often cited by other groups (see Number of war dead soldiers reportedly 123,000 Archyvuota kopija 2007-12-25 iš Wayback Machine projekto. – internet news message; and clandestineradio.com Archyvuota kopija 2014-11-10 iš Wayback Machine projekto. audio button Archyvuota kopija 2016-03-03 iš Wayback Machine projekto.), and no indemnities have been paid Šablonas:As of. Shinn, Historical Dictionary of Ethiopia, p. 149

Former U.S. Ambassador: Eritrea and Ethiopia Unlikely To Resume War Archyvuota kopija 2011-07-13 iš Wayback Machine projekto.
Claimed on 8 April 2002 by the Voice of the Democratic Path of Ethiopian Unity, an Ethiopian clandestine opposition group operating from Germany. The claim also stated that each family that lost a member in the war would receive $350 in indemnity, but this number has not been verified, although it has been often cited by other groups (see Number of war dead soldiers reportedly 123,000 Archyvuota kopija 2007-12-25 iš Wayback Machine projekto. – internet news message; and clandestineradio.com Archyvuota kopija 2014-11-10 iš Wayback Machine projekto. audio button Archyvuota kopija 2016-03-03 iš Wayback Machine projekto.), and no indemnities have been paid Šablonas:As of. Shinn, Historical Dictionary of Ethiopia, p. 149