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Iraqi Christian Relief Council
- a 501(c)(3) organization, in coordination with entities and organizations in the United States of America, are responsible for educating the Americans of the religious and ethnic cleansing being inflicted on Christians in Iraq. Our objective in raising awareness among the Americans is asking for their prayers, raising, and delivering financial assistance for the Iraqi Christians affected by these atrocities.
Posted: Feb-27-2010 | Visited: 141 | URL: https://iraqichristianrelief.org
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Assyrian American Association of San Jose
- also referred to as "Shoutapouta D'Atour" of San Jose is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, established in 1981 in Santa Clara County to promote the Assyrian language, heritage, and culture among all Assyrians and to assist Assyrian charitable, cultural, and educational organizations.
AAASJ | 5730 Chambertin Drive | San Jose, California 95118 US
Posted: May-7-2010 | Visited: 171 | URL: https://www.aaasj.org
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Iraq Sustainable Democracy Project
- ISDP works at enabling our people to realize their rights, freedoms and equitable chance at development in Iraq.
ISDP | 1726 M. St., NW, Suite 1101 |
Washington, DC 20001 | Tel: 202-378-8082
Posted: Jul-6-2010 | Visited: 104 | URL: http://www.iraqdemocracyproject.org
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Assyrian American National Coalition
- is a grassroots advocacy and lobbying organization dedicated to exercising our rights as citizens to petition our elected officials to promote the security and preservation of the larger Assyrian community.
AANC | 2020 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 444 | Washington, DC 20006 | Fax: 202-747-8564
Posted: Jul-24-2010 | Visited: 85 | URL: https://aancoalition.rallycongress.com
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Assyria Council of Europe
- an independent organization with the aim of raising awareness in the European Union (EU) of the plight of the Assyrian people living on their ancestral lands in Iraq, Syria, Turkey and Iran, an area known as historic Assyria.
Posted: Aug-4-2010 | Visited: 179 | URL: https://www.atour.com/government/docs/20101213a.html
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Assyrian National Council of Illinois
- a nationwide non-profit organization that promotes public awareness of Assyrian issues, encourages greater American-Assyrian participation in the American democratic process, and assists in humanitarian and development programs in Illinois, throughout the U.S.A., and also in the Middle East where the indigenous Assyrian community resides.
ANCI | 9131 Niles Center Road | Skokie, Illinois 60076 USA | T: 847-675-7350
Posted: Sep-20-2010 | Visited: 462 | URL: https://ancil.org
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Assyrian American Civic Club of Chicago
- the aim of this non-profit organization is the creation, promotion and spread of Assyrian culture, literature and heritage, the preservation of Assyrian customs, national traditions and folklores among the members of the Assyrian Diaspora in addition to, the American community at large in greater Chicago. | GOP
AACCC | P.O. Box 59446 Chicago, Illinois 60659 US | T: 773-743-4027
Posted: Sep-20-2010 | Visited: 219 | URL: https://assyriancivicclub.com
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Assyrian Eagle Scouts
- is composed of multiple small Assyrian Scouting associations, open mainly to boys and girls of Assyrian descent in Iraq, Lebanon, Australia and Sweden, and previously in Syria.
Posted: Oct-6-2010 | Visited: 193 | URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_Scouting_and_Guiding
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Assyrian Cultural Foundation (ACF)
-  formerly Assyrian Universal Alliance Foundation (AUAF), a non-profit organization with numerous community programs: Community Care Program (CCP), social services, student scholarships, refugee assistance, and extensive cultural programs at the Ashurbanipal Library, home to the most extensive collection of Assyrian texts, including publications in Aramaic, English, Arabic, and other world languages. | Internet Archive: ABLIB
ACF | 4343 W. Touhy Ave. | Lincolnwood, Illinois 60712 US
T: 773-274-9262 | Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30AM-5PM, Sat-Sun closed
Posted: Nov-10-2010 | Visited: 2271 | URL: https://www.auaf.us
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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
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To know your past, is to know yourself.
