| Gondrand Massacre | |
|---|---|
| Part of the Second Italo-Ethiopian War | |
 Victims of the massacre | |
| Location | Near Mai Lahlà, Ethiopia |
| Date | February 13, 1936 |
| Target | Italian workers of the Gondrand Company |
| Victims | 68 killed 27 wounded 4 missing 40 Ethiopian soldiers killed |
| Perpetrators |  Imperial Ethiopian Army |
The Gondrand massacre was a 1936 Ethiopian attack on Italian workers of the Gondrand company. It was publicized by Fascist Italy in an attempt to justify its ongoing conquest of Ethiopia.[1][2][3]
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