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Hirmis Aboona dedicated a number of years writing his Book of 12 volumes The Assyrian After the Fall of Nineveh

Hirmis Aboona dedicated a number of years writing his Book of 12 volumes The Assyrian After the Fall of Nineveh. He also participated in a number of Assyrian conferences in North America, Europe and Australia. He also lectured at a number of Universities including the University of Sydney, University of Cambridge, as well as various universities in Syria and Lebanon. Uncovered Pages in the History of the Chaldean Church IX. Assyrians Before and After WWI X. Assyrians and the Mosul Problem XI. Assyrians, Chaldeans and Syriacs, "One Nation with Multiple Names" XII.

History books provide no information about what happened to the ancient Assyrians after their 612 BC defeat by the .

History books provide no information about what happened to the ancient Assyrians after their 612 BC defeat by the Babylonians and the Medians. This lack of information has led to the erroneous assumption that Assyrians were defeated into extinction. Finally, it describes the persecutions they suffered in later centuries, which have caused their dispersion into various countries of the world.

Pages Liked by This Page. July 19 ·. Fall of Nineveh Chronicle. After the death of king Aššurbanipal in 631 BCE, the Assyrian empire became unquiet, and the Babylonians seized their independence. Iraq museum المتحف العراقي. English (US) · Suomi · Svenska · Español · Português (Brasil). For one year (627/626), two Assyrian officials named Sin-šumlišir and Sin-šar-iškun ruled the ancient city on the Euphrates; in the next year, the Babylonian general Nabû-apla-usur, who had been appointed by Sin-šar-iškun, defeated the Assyrians in a battle near Babylon.

But He did not give them the cut wood. When the Bishop of Grenoble fell from his horse and was killed we did not blame either the Lord or the horse or the woodworm. He contends further that the Lord by his own hand smote down one of the Bishops of his own Holy Church just as He smote down Belshazzar, as He smote down Amalek, as He smote down the Midianites, as He smote down the Canaanites, as He smote down Sihon the Amorite.

After the Nestorian Schism the Church of the East declined during the .

After the Nestorian Schism the Church of the East declined during the period of splits and mergers following the 12th-14th centuries; then joined the Catholic Church in 1552; then after that, left and reestablished the Church of the East in 1692 independently. That was the seminal event in the early history of the Chaldean Catholic Church.

After seven or eight centuries and various vicissitudes, these people became Christians. Other Assyrialogists such as Simo Parpola, Robert D. Diggs, Giorgi Tsereteli, and Iranologists like Richard Nelson Frye have come to the same conclusion. The 2nd part of the book deals with the history of the Christians of Iraq, who consider themselves descendants of the ancient Assyrians, but since the 2003 invasion of that country by the United States, they have been subjected to various forms of persecutions, by the Islamists.