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   News  |  Education  |  Government  |  Religion  |  Financial  |  Health  |  Fine Arts  |  Sports   Friday, September 26, 2025 at 8:24 AM in Nineveh, Assyria  

To know your past, is to know yourself.

Disasters now fell on the Assyrians. They first lost their wise and brave leader, the Patriarch, Benjamin d'Mar Shimun. He was advised to make an agreement with a Kurdish chief, Ismail Agha of Shekak, called Simko, or the little man. This man received the Patriarch at his house, and had him shot down as he left, apparently thinking he would please the Persians by so doing. It is satisfactory to know that he gained nothing by his act. The Persians repudiated him, the Turks wished to execute him. The Assyrians, to avenge their Patriarch, marched against Simko, seized his town and burnt it. He escaped, but lived as a hunted man for twelve years and was finally shot by Persians in 1930. Polus d'Mar Shimun, the Patriarch's brother, was elected Patriarch. Then came the second disaster.

-- British Brigadier-General J. G. Browne
The Assyrians: A Debt of Honour, 1937

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

November 8, 2010

Black Sunday - October 31, 2010 (Baghdad, Iraq) — Islamic Terrorists kill Assyrians in Baghdad Church.
Islamic militants held around 120 Assyrian Christians hostage for nearly four hours in a church Sunday before security forces stormed the building and freed them, ending a standoff that left 58 people dead, U.S. and Iraqi officials said.
https://www.atour.com/news/assyria/20101031a.html

Assyrians worldwide are bringing attention to the religious persecution and ethnic genocide of Assyrians in the Middle East through peaceful Black Marches.

Wear all black! This is a worldwide coordinated event and we will all be wearing the same color, black, and have the same message: Protect Iraq’s vulnerable Assyrian Christian minority.

U.S.A. and CANADA

Chicago: arbela_baba [ a t ] yahoo.com, apdavid2 [ a t ] aol.com
James R Thompson Centre
100 W Randolph Street, Chicago, IL 60601
12:00 PM on Monday - Be There Early!

Detroit: Evettetoma [ a t ] yahoo.com
McNamara Federal Building in Downtown Detroit
12:00 PM on Monday - Be There Early!

Hartford, CT: 860-670-4902 or email ztyonkers [ a t ] gmail.com

Las Vegas: Lilyan Kasto - lilkasto [ a t ] aol.com 702-245-6372
425 Freemont St. (Freemont Parking Garage), Las Vegas NV 89101
Meet at 11.30 AM on Monday.

Modesto/Turlock: Suzanyounan [ a t ] yahoo.com
Corners of McHenry and Briggsmore
3:00 PM on Monday - Be There Early!

Newark/NYC: fkunny [ a t ] aol.com

Phoenix: caro-84 [ a t ] cox.net
Cesar Chavez Plaza, Downtown Phoenix
12:00 PM on Monday - Be There Early!

San Diego: stephen [ a t ] stephennissou.com
Federal Building at 880 Front St.
(Front St and Broadway)
12:00 PM on Monday - Be There Early!

San Jose: natalie.babella [ a t ] gmail.com

Toronto & Hamilton: Nohadra.markai [ a t ] hotmail.ca,
rivagewarges [ a t ] hotmail.com
Downtown Toronto: Satuday 1:00 PM, starting at Yonge and Front
Downtown Hamilton: Sunday 1:00 PM, in Gore Park

EUROPE:

Europe — Assyrian Federation in Germany and European Sections
Friday, November 12, 2010. Europe - The Black March
website: https://forum.bethnahrin.de/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=11037
archive: https://www.atour.com/media/20101110AIM043338.pdf

Brussels: November 12, 2010

London, UK: max.j.joseph [ a t ] gmail.com
Old Palace Yard, SW1 - 12:00 PM on Monday - Be There Early!

Sweden: Sait Yildiz +46 707 964 928 - sait.yildiz [ a t ] live.se

AUSTRALIA:

Australia: Contact Nahren Sharina Georges and Anabell St. Vincent


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