Thursday, March 21, 2024

Assyrians of Iraq

In the land of Assyria. Part – 9. Assyrian high school Urhay.

Visit to the Assyrian high school Urhay in the beautiful village Sarsink in the north of the country. Date October 23, 2016.

In the land of Assyria. Part – 8. Assyrian school 1- Nisan.

Visit to the Assyrian school 1-Nisan (or First of April) in the beautiful village Sarsink in the north of the country. Date October 23, 2016.

In the land of Assyria. Part -7. In the site of Khanassu.

In the site of Khanassu (Khenis): An uplift dam in the Gumlatu (Gomel) river, and the water sluice and inlet of one of the canals designed by, and builds under the supervision of the Assyrian great king Sennacherib. Iraq on 22 of October 2016.

In the land of Assyria. Part – 6.

One of the aqueducts of a water canal designed by and builds under the supervision of the Assyrian king Sennacherib. Iraq on 22 of October 2016.

In the land of Assyria. Part – 5.

Site of Peyoz village and the ruins of Santa Maria churche, Iraq in October 21, 2016.

In the land of Assyria. Part – 4. Assyrian Saint George church.

Assyrian Saint George church and monastery in Der-Aboun near Fiskhabour, Iraq. October 21, 2016.

In the land of Assyria (Geshra d’Dalale). Part – 3.

Zakhotha Bridge, or Dalale Bridge, in the city of Zakhotha (Zakho), Iraq. The name Zakhotha is in Assyrian and means victory. October 21, 2016.

In the land of Assyria. Part – 2.

A short interview with Mrs. Susan Yousef Qasraytha about her latest translated Assyrian book “Uncle Khoshaba-Children tales-part 1” and Assyrian Writers league’s journal MA’ALTA in general and the latest volume (Vol. 11, No. 1,2 2016) in particular.

In the land of Assyria. Part – 1.

A short interview with Mrs. Susan Yousef Qasraytha about her latest translated Assyrian book “Uncle Khoshaba-Children tales-part 1” and Assyrian Writers league’s journal MA’ALTA in general and the latest volume (Vol. 11, No. 1,2 2016) in particular. 

In the land of Assyria. Part – 1.

A short interview with Dr. Audisho Malko Ashitha about his latest Assyrian book “Nettle hates its own seeds-Church crushing a church” and an Arabic book entitled
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