First Italo-Ethiopian War
Italians felt that the battle of Dogali was an insult to be avenged, and then started to attack Ethiopia in order to get revenge. They were able to occupy Eritrea in 1887-89, although they failed in the occupation of the remaining Ethiopian territory in the First Italo-Ethiopian War. In 1936, Fascist Italy launched a second invasion which resulted in the Italian victory and the occupation of Ethiopia, until it was liberated during WW2.