Selassie Collection

Haile Selassie / Ilz 1930
HAILE SELASSIE Emperor of Ethiopia (1930-74)

Haile Selassie / Nachkrieg
HAILE SELASSIE Emperor of Ethiopia (1930-74) in 1928, the year he assumed the title of King

Haile Selassie / Ils 1936
HAILE SELASSIE Emperor of Ethiopia (1930-74) on his horse

Haile Selassie
HAILE SELASSIE (1892 - 1975) Emperor of Ethiopia (1930-74)

Selassie Crowned / 1930
The newly crowned emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie, accompanied by his youngest son, carries the orb and sceptre after the coronation ceremony in Addis Ababa

Ras Taffari Applauded
The Regent ras Taffari assumes the title of Negus, and is applauded as he stands on the steps of his palace at Addis- Ababa

The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh arrive at Ethiopian Embassy
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, arriving at the Ethiopian Embassy for a private dinner party given by the Emperor of Ethiopia (Haile Selassie) during a visit to Britain

Haile Selassie Crowned
Haile Selassie (also known as Ras Tafari) is crowned emperor

Newly-Crowned Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie I (formerly Ras Tafari) at Addis Ababa, carrying the Orb and Sceptre and accompanied by his youngest son. 1930

Haile Selassie I - Crown Prince and Regent of the Ethiopian Empire (from 1916 to 1928), and then King and Regent (from 1928 to 1930), and finally Emperor (from 1930 to 1974)

Duke of York - Visit - Ras Tafari, Prince Regent of Ethiopia
Albert, Duke of York (1895-1952) accompanies Ras Tafari (1892-1975), the Prince Regent of Ethiopia who visited England in July 1924. Pictured here at Victoria Station, London

DEMO IN GENEVA 1936
Italian journalists being thrown out of the League Palace at Geneva, following a protest against Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie, whom they called Slaver, etc. Date: 30 June 1936

Mural inside Church of Debre Birhan Selassie (Trinity and Mountain Light), Gondar, Ethiopia

Arrival Negus Haifa Photo press photographers waiting
Arrival of the Negus to Haifa. Photo shows press and photographers waiting for the family of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I who arrived at Haifa on the British ship, the H.M.S

Arrival Negus Haifa Photo train Ethiopian Emperor
Arrival of the Negus to Haifa. Photo probably shows the train at Haifa which brought Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I and his family to Jerusalem, May 8, 1936. 1936, Israel, Haifa

Arrival Negus Haifa train Ethiopian Emperor Haile
Arrival of the Negus to Haifa. the train at Haifa which brought Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I and his family to Jerusalem, May 8, 1936. 1936, Israel, Haifa

Arrival Negus Haifa people waiting family Ethiopian Emperor
Arrival of the Negus to Haifa. people waiting for the family of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I arriving at Haifa on the British ship, the H.M.S. Enterprise, May 8, 1936. 1936, Israel, Haifa

Arrival Negus Haifa Photo family Ethiopian Emperor
Arrival of the Negus to Haifa. Photo shows the family of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I arriving at Haifa on the British ship, the H.M.S. Enterprise, May 8, 1936. 1936, Israel, Haifa

Arrival Negus Haifa crowds road Jerusalem waiting
Arrival of the Negus to Haifa. crowds along road (in Haifa or Jerusalem) waiting for the family of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I who arrived at Haifa on the British ship, the H.M.S

Arrival Negus Haifa family Ethiopian Emperor
Arrival of the Negus to Haifa. the family of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I arriving at Haifa on the British ship, the H.M.S. Enterprise, May 8, 1936. 1936, Israel, Haifa

Queen Abyssinia Sept 26 1933 people traveling
Queen of Abyssinia, Sept. 26, 1933 people traveling with the Empress Menen Asfaw (1883-1962), wife of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, possibly at the Dead Sea. 1933

Queen Abyssinia Sept 26 1933 group clerics notables
Queen of Abyssinia, Sept. 26, 1933 group of clerics and notables with Empress Menen Asfaw (1883-1962), wife of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia

Queen Abyssinia Sept 26 1933 soldiers Jerusalem railroad
Queen of Abyssinia, Sept. 26, 1933 soldiers at the Jerusalem railroad station for the arrival of Empress Menen Asfaw (1883-1962), wife of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia. 1933, Israel

Queen Abyssinia Sept 26 1933 automobile Empress Menen
Queen of Abyssinia, Sept. 26, 1933 the automobile with Empress Menen Asfaw (1883-1962), wife of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, driving through the streets of Jerusalem as crowds watch

Queen Abyssinia Sept 26 1933 Empress Menen Asfaw
Queen of Abyssinia, Sept. 26, 1933 Empress Menen Asfaw (1883-1962), wife of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, with her son, during her trip to the Holy Land. 1933

Princess Tsehay Haile Selassie Sahay Haylaselase
Princess Tsehay Haile Selassie (Sahay Haylaselase), daughter of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, Jerusalem. 1923, Israel

Lorenzo Taezaz visiting Jerusalem member Ethiopian Emperor
Lorenzo Taezaz, visiting Jerusalem as a member of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassies entourage. 1923, Israel

Prince Makonnen son Emperor Haile Selassie Ethiopia
Prince Makonnen, son of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, in Jerusalem. 1923, Israel

Crown Prince Asfa Wossen son Emperor Haile Selassie
Crown Prince Asfa Wossen, son of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, in Jerusalem. 1923, Israel

HAILE SELASSIE (1892-1975). Emperor of Ethiopia, 1930-1974. On horseback with a group of guards in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Photograph, 1935

RAS MAKONNEN (1852-1906). General and governor of Harar province in Ethiopia. Photograph, 19th century

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"Selassie: The Iconic Emperor of Ethiopia" Haile Selassie, also known as Ras Tafari, ascended to the throne in 1930, becoming the crowned emperor of Ethiopia. His coronation marked a significant moment in history, symbolizing the resilience and strength of his nation. In 1936, during the Italian invasion led by Benito Mussolini's forces, Haile Selassie faced immense challenges. Despite being exiled from his own country for several years, he never lost hope and continued to fight for Ethiopian independence. Returning triumphantly after World War II in 1941, Haile Selassie was welcomed with applause and admiration from his people. His leadership skills were evident as he worked tirelessly to rebuild Ethiopia and restore its sovereignty. The international community recognized Haile Selassie's influence when Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited the Ethiopian Embassy. Their arrival showcased the respect bestowed upon this remarkable leader who had captured hearts worldwide. Throughout his reign as emperor, Haile Selassie remained committed to improving conditions for his citizens. He implemented various reforms that aimed at modernizing Ethiopia while preserving its rich cultural heritage. Before ascending to power, Haile Selassie served as Crown Prince and Regent of the Ethiopian Empire from 1916 to 1928. This period allowed him to gain valuable experience and prepare himself for future challenges that lay ahead. During a visit by the Duke of York (later King George VI) in 1924, Ras Tafari impressed with his intelligence and vision for Ethiopia's future. This encounter further solidified international recognition of his potential as a great leader. In Geneva in 1936, an iconic demonstration took place against Italy's aggression towards Ethiopia under Haile Selassie's rule. This event highlighted not only his determination but also galvanized global support for justice and equality.