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170:(POMOA). However, the admission of Seded into POMOA caused dissent in the coalition. Meison and Ichat saw the entry of Seded as a threat to their own control over the structure. Malerid and Waz League, on the other hand, supported the entry of Seded as a counterweight to Meison and Ichat. Seded obtained 4 of the 15 seats in the POMOA Central Committee. 191:
In the second half of 1978, suspicions were raised that the Waz League had infiltrated Seded and come to occupy leading posts in Seded, leading to a break with the Waz League as well. It was, however, unlikely that the Waz League would have been able to penetrate the inner circle of military leaders
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After the split between Meison and the Derg in August 1977 a series of Meison leaders were assassinated. Seded members were suspected of being behind these killings. Seded cadres were placed in the leadership of institutions such as the Yekatit '66 Political School, which had been under the control
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By 1977, thousands of Ethiopian military personnel had passed through training courses in the Soviet Union, East Germany, Bulgaria, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia. The graduates of these courses formed the bulks of the followers of Seded. But Seded also won support amongst high-level civil
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and 15 other Derg members. Mengistu was the titular chairman of Seded. The key organizer of the group was, however, Legasse Asfew (a former sergeant). The political programme of the group was elaborated at the time of its founding. Through the launching of Seded, Mengistu hoped to be able to
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The Derg was suspicious of Meison influence in different sectors (such as education), and Seded sought to displace Meison as the chief political adviser to Derg. Seded would function as the key instrument of the Derg to gain control over the
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After the elimination of Meison and Ichat, Seded was the largest political organization in the pro-Derg coalition. A Seded cadre, Lt. Desta Tadesse, was named as the general secretary of POMOA.
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Regarding the national question Seded recognized the right to national self-determination in principle, but saw practical constraints for its implementation.
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of Meison. But whereas the top leaders of Meison were killed, many second-rank cadres of Meison joined Seded and obtained prominent government positions.
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Seded was a clandestine group, known by the name of its publication. The existence of Seded was never publicly acknowledged.
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On February 26, 1977 Seded, Meison and three other organizations (Ichat, Malerid and Waz League) founded the
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Index

Mengistu Haile Mariam
Imaledih
Ideology
Communism
Marxist-Leninism
Politics of Ethiopia
Political parties
Elections
Amharic
Ethiopia
Derg
Soviet Union
Mengistu Haile Mariam
All-Ethiopian Socialist Movement
kebeles
Provisional Office for Mass Organizational Affairs
Union of Ethiopian Marxist-Leninist Organizations








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