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Assyrian Heritage DNA Project

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A Documentary on the Remains of the Assyrian “Nestorian” Churches in Hakkari

1935: League of Nations - The Settlement of the Assyrians, a Work of Humanity and Appeasement

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Assyrian Aid Society at the United Nations, May 2013

Joint Subcommittee Hearing: Religious Minorities in Syria: Caught in the Middle

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MEP puts the Assyrian Question to United Nations Special Representative

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Assyria Council of Europe (ACE) Convinces Dutch Parliament to Urge for Protection of Assyrians in Iraq

European Parliamentarian criticizes Turkey on Assyrians

Australian Prime Minister’s response to the Assyrian Universal Alliance Letter

Assyrians in Australia represent their plight at the 2016 DFAT-NGO Forum on Human Rights

Assyrian Democratic Movement - ADM, Zowaa - visit NSW Parliament in Sydney, Australia

Assyrian Universal Alliance meeting in Canberra

The Planned Extermination of the Assyrian People and Culture

Gishru, Birthright Assyria (2012, presentation)

Moon Story, First Assyrian Interactive Children's iPad Book

Toronto based researcher works to preserve ancient Syriac inscriptions

Modern and Ancient Assyrians

Association of Assyrian Women - Shamiram - journal

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Assyrians, Syrians and Syriacs

Perspective: Guest-Editorial: Assyrian Football Clubs in the Diaspora

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Assyrian Genocide Monument Vandalized (2015)

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2020 U.S. Census Bureau Form: How-To-Instructions | Assyrians

The State of Arizona Recognizes the Assyrian Genocide

Assyrian Genocide Remembrance Day Proclamation in Arizona

Syriacs react to minister’s wording regarding Mor Gabriel Monastery

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Assyrian Journalist Khlapieel Bnyameen Detained by KRG since October 31, 2019

Kurdish Tribes Stealing Assyrian Christian Lands

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Victorian leaders urged to recognise Greek, Assyrian, and Armenian Genocides

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