Frederick P. Isaac

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Posted: Friday, July 05, 2013 at 07:28 PM UT

author Frederick Isaac was born in 1932 in Kirkuk, Iraq. His parents fled to Lebanon from Iraq after the genocide of Assyrian villagers in 1933.

He has worked in administrative positions with the Iraqi News Agency, the US International Cooperation Administration and various oil companies in Iraq and Kuwait.

Fred migrated with his wife and three children to Australia in 1971. Since then, he has written about the plight of the Assyrians, having his work published in various magazines and websites.

Assyrians - the Forgotten People Part I, II, III, IV and V

The Suffering of Assyrians Under Islam

Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam
Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam, Part I
Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam, Part II
Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam, Part III
Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam, Part IV
Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam, Part V
Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam, Part VI
Indigenous Peoples Under the Rule of Islam, Final Part VII

The Political Status of the Assyrians in the Iraqi Equation

The Name “Assyria” is Primal, Not an Epithet

“Chaldeans” Living in Semblance of their True Identity

In the Interest of the Assyrian Cause

Pleas of a Suffering Nation

Assyria's Unrest

Assyria at the Crossroads

"Kurdistan" Embraced by Islam

Kurdish President's Offer Not An Enduring Solution

Rundles of the Middle East

Unity of Action