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Gideon Force

Gideon Force was a small British and African special force, a Corps d'Élite with the Sudan Defence Force, Ethiopian regular forces and Arbegnoch (Amharic for Patriots) and a group of veterans of the Haganah, Special Night Squads (SNS). Gideon Force fought the Italian occupation in Ethiopia, during the East African Campaign of the Second World War. The…

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Active
1940–1941
Branch
Army
Countries
Britain, Sudan, Ethiopia
Disbanded
1 June 1941
Notable commanders
Orde Wingate
Role
Irregular warfare

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  • Bure Bure (Gojjam), Ethiopia

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Triples95
Avg. degree1.97
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related to British plans, Gideon Force · 36
Gideon Force → Addis Ababa, Arbegnoch, Bahrdar Giorgis, Belaya, Bure, By January, Cunningham, Dangila, Ethiopia, Ethiopian, Ethiopian Battalion, February, Frontier Battalion, Frontier Battalion SDF, Gojjam, Gondar, Haganah, Italian, January, Kassala
related to Gojjam province · 29
Gideon Force → After Italian, Arbegnoch, Bahrdar Giorgis, Balkans, Blue Nile, British, Bure, Debre Marqos, Dembacha, Ethiopian, Ethiopian Battalion, February, From, Frontier Battalion, Gojjam, Italian, Italian Askari, Italians, March, Matakal
related to Subsequent events · 13
Gideon Force → Britain, Cairo, Egypt, Eighth Army, Ethiopia, India, June, Long Range Desert Group, LRDG, Major, Wavell, Wingate, Wingate's
related to Analysis · 9
Gideon Force → Arbegnoch, Assisted, At, British NCOs, Ethiopian, Italian, Nasi, Sudanese, The
Type · 2
Gideon Force → Infantry, Special Operations
Active · 1
Gideon Force → 1940–1941
Branch · 1
Gideon Force → Army
Countries · 1
Gideon Force → Britain, Sudan, Ethiopia
Disbanded · 1
Gideon Force → 1 June 1941
Notable commanders · 1
Gideon Force → Orde Wingate

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force italian ethiopian gideon wingate british ethiopia troops italians east arbegnoch selassie war sudan battalion gojjam 101 frontier 000 many

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Gideon ForceActive1940–19411.00infobox
Gideon ForceBranchArmy1.00infobox
Gideon ForceCountriesBritain, Sudan, Ethiopia1.00infobox
Gideon ForceDisbanded1 June 19411.00infobox
Gideon ForceNotable commandersOrde Wingate1.00infobox
Gideon ForceRoleIrregular warfare1.00infobox
Gideon ForceTypeInfantry1.00infobox
Gideon ForceTypeSpecial Operations1.00infobox
Gideon Forcerelated to AnalysisAt0.60section
Gideon Forcerelated to AnalysisBritish NCOs0.60section
Gideon Forcerelated to AnalysisSudanese0.60section
Gideon Forcerelated to AnalysisEthiopian0.60section

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