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Susan Yousef Qasrayta. Part – 1.

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According to Rabi Daniel D. Benjamin, “Mrs. Susan Qasraytha is, without any doubt, the best Assyrian female writer, and no other Assyrian female writers will come close to the level of her” (see: Journal of the Assyrian Writers League, Vol. XI, No, 1, 1997). This interview is highlighting some of Mrs. Qasraytha’s literal work.

Tpaqta am kathawta atourayta Rabitha Susan Yousep Qasraytha – Mnatha 1 .

L’poth sahdotha d’Rabi Daniel D. Beth-Benyamin, “Rabitha Susan ila d’la polagha, komerta d’saprouta atourayta, o leit kathowta atourayta d’mtithayla b’qprbayouth dargha rama d’mlitota d’Susan b’lishana atouraya” (khzi: mghalta d’shawtapota akadimayta atourayta. Dobaqa 11, menyana 1, 1997). Aya tpaqta manhorela khakma men a’wade sapraye d’Rabitha Susan.

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