The Oromo of Ethiopia A History, 1570-1860 Keni D-zine were portrayed as "newcomers" to

were portrayed as "newcomers" to Ethiopia and generally considered as people "without history"

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The Oromo of Ethiopia A History, 1570-1860 Keni D-zine were portrayed as "newcomers" toBy Mohammed Hassen The Oromo, who constitute nearly half the population of Ethiopia, are the largest single national group in the Horn of Africa. Yet the history of the Oromo has been totally neglected. Since the creation of the modern Ethiopian Empire in the 1800s, historians have chosen to ignore the Oromo, who, for political reasons, were portrayed as "newcomers" to Ethiopia and generally considered as people "without history". This study breaks