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To know your past, is to know yourself.

Disunited, dispersed in exile, and as dwindling minorities without full civil rights in their homelands, the Assyrians of today are in grave danger of total assimilation and extinction (Aprim 2003). In order to survive as a nation, they must now unite under the Assyrian identity of their ancestors. It is the only identity that can help them to transcend the differences between them, speak with one voice again, catch the attention of the world, and regain their place among the nations.

-- Dr. Simo Parpola
Director, Department of Assyriology
Helsinki University, Finland.

Assyrian Holocaust - religious persecution and ethnic genocide of Assyrians in the Middle East.
Assyrian Holocaust | History Timeline | 1900's section 

Gallery Information

The ancient Assyrian sculpture (photographs) being displayed on this website were obtained from the Nineveh Gallery CD, created by the Assyrian Youth Group of Victoria.

The original images within the Nineveh Gallery are larger, detailed and saved in BMP and JPEG formats.

 


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