Thursday, March 21, 2024

Assyrians writers of Iraq

Interview with Assyrian poet Alin Albert.

When did he start reading and writing our national language? What are his achievements in this domain ? listening to his poems and more in our interview with Assyrian poet Alin Albert hosted by Mr. Samir Khwshaba.

”kheshla khletee” by Rama Baito.

The poem by the young and talented Assyrian poet Rama Baito, "kheshla khletee" .

Interview about the late Assyrian writer Michael Isa. Part – 2.

This interview with Mr. Banipal Benjamin is about the literary work of his father, the late Assyrian writer and poet Michael Lazar Isa. The Assyrian writer Michael Lazar Isa was born in 1918 and passed away in 1962. During his short life, he managed to write approximately 40 tales, and a number of theater plays and poems. He is also known as the Assyrian Shakespeare.

”Zmirta qa yarkha d’Nisan”.

Respect to the day of first of April We are performing the poem (a song to the month of April) written by the late Zaya Canon as a sign of respect to first of April, the Assyrian New year day.

”Yatin-monshetit” – Alin Albert.

The poem by the young and talented Assyrian poet Alina Albert, "Yatin-monshetit" (Baghdad, Iraq).

”Zmirta qa yarkha d’Nisan”.

Respect to the day of first of April We are performing the poem (a song to the month of April) written by the late Zaya Canon as a sign of respect to first of April, the Assyrian New year day.

Daniel David Bet Benjami.

Gabriel George’s interview with the Assyrian writer Mr. Daniel David Bet Benjami.

Assyrian Writers League in Gothenburg, Sweden. Part 3.

The leadership of Assyrian Writers League represented by its president Dr. Odisho Malko Ashitha, and the vice president Mrs. Susan Yousef Qasraytha visited the Assyrian Ahiqar Association in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Assyrian Writers League in Gothenburg, Sweden. Part 2.

The leadership of Assyrian Writers League represented by its president Dr. Odisho Malko Ashitha, and the vice president Mrs. Susan Yousef Qasraytha visited the Assyrian Ahiqar Association in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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