Kassala, Sudan
Sudan
Kassala, Sudan carries 50 Bunkabop connections with 898 other places across 12 topics, with the bulk tied to neighboring Egypt, Ethiopia, and Eritrea. History and military events dominate the connection set, running from the Mahdist-era siege of the city's Egyptian garrison to the 1894 Battle of Kassala, fought between Italian colonial troops and Mahdist forces. Italy's brief occupation left a trace: colonial administrators appointed Hamid Idris Awate, later a hero of Eritrean independence, as city mayor.
Battle of Kassala
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Rome, Italy | Sudan
Mareb River
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Tigray Region | La'ilay Adiyabo | Mereb Lehe
Hamid Idris Awate
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Eritrea | Teseney, Eritrea | Haykota, Eritrea
Ethiopian Army
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Beledweyne, Somalia | Metemma, Ethiopia | Degehabur, Ethiopia | Negele Borana, Ethiopia
Robert Baily
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Sudan | Harrow, United Kingdom
Mahdist Sudan
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Sudan | Khartoum North, Sudan | Rejaf | Kosti, Sudan
Squatting in Sudan
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Sudan | Khartoum, Sudan | Port Sudan, Sudan | Nyala, Sudan
Roman Catholic Diocese of Geita
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Tanzania | Mwanza, Tanzania | Songea, Tanzania | Shinyanga, Tanzania | Geita, Tanzania
Historical Right
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Italy | Sicily | Sardinia | Bari, Italy
Egyptian Army
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Khartoum, Sudan | Gaza City, Palestine | Deir al-Balah, State of Palestine | Maadi | Nekhel, Egypt
1922 regnal list of Ethiopia
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Jerusalem, Israel | Syria | Alexandria, Egypt | Ethiopia | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Port Sudan
Connects Kassala, Sudan to: Khartoum, Sudan | El-Gadarif, Sudan | Abyei | Gura, Eritrea | Abu Hamad, Sudan