On February 12, when Italy invaded Ethiopia, Ethiopians who were massacred under the orders of General Graziani are remembered. 87 years ago, the Italian General Graziani gathered the residents of Addis Ababa at the former Gente Lol Palace to celebrate the birth of a prince from the Italian royal family. At this time, two young men named Mogs Asgodom and Abrha Deboc, who were angry about the invasion of Fascist Italy, came out of the crowd and threw a bomb at Graziani. As a result, Graziani and several of his officers were wounded. Fascist Italian General Graziani, who was annoyed by this, ordered the Ethiopians to be massacred mercilessly. The Ethiopian martyrs were killed in fascist Italy on February 12, 1929, exactly 87 years ago. 30 thousand Ethiopians disappeared in just three days, including young Abrha Debok and Moges Asgedom. The Martyrs Memorial Monument is standing in the Six Kilo Square in Addis Ababa.