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Nan 1919 premye ofisyèl Abisinyen delegasyon Etazini yo vizite New York City, Washington, DC ak Chicago. Nan moman sa a Woodrow Wilson te sèvi kòm 28th Prezidan nan Peyi Etazini. Nan Abyssinia, Empress Zawditu, pi gran pitit fi a nan Anperè Menelik, te monak reliant. Objektif prensipal la nan vwayaj yo te renouvle 1904 Trete nan Lamitye (Amitye) ant Etazini ak Abyssinia (finansye pou lè Prezidan Theodore Roosevelt otorize 37-zan Robert P. Skinner negosye yon komèsyal trete ak Anperè Menelik). Trete a te ekspire nan 1917. Sa a kat-man delegasyon Etazini yo te vin li te ye kòm Abisinyen misyon. Distenge nan delegasyon an te dirije nan mezon Blanch lan nan Washington D. c. apre rete nan elegant Waldorf-Astoria nan Chicago.
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In 1919 the first official Abyssinian delegation to the United States visits New York City, Washington, DC and Chicago. At the time Woodrow Wilson was serving as the 28th President of the United States. In Abyssinia, Empress Zawditu, the eldest daughter of Emperor Menelik, was the reigning monarch. The main purpose of their trip was to renew the 1904 Treaty of Amity (Friendship) between the United States and Abyssinia (brokered when President Theodore Roosevelt authorized 37-year-old Robert P. Skinner to negotiate a commercial treaty with Emperor Menelik). The treaty had expired in 1917. This four-man delegation to the United States became known as the Abyssinian mission. The distinguished delegation headed to the White House in Washington D.C. after staying at the elegant Waldorf-Astoria in Chicago.