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Revision as of 19:41, 24 May 2015

This is a list of Ethiopians.

Aerospace engineers

Anthropologists

Artists

Photographers

Athletes

Chefs

Economists

Entrepreneurs

Educators

Entertainers

Actors

Other entertainers

Fashion models

Filmmakers

Historians

Human rights activists

Humanitarians

Philanthropists

Philosophers

Physicians

Political figures

  • Dr. Yohanes Gebrekirstos

Martyrs

Nobility

Saints

Scientists

Social engineers

Writers

Poets laureate

See also

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