The Suryoyo question; Nabil Lahdo-Barkino; 2020

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av Nabil Lahdo-Barkino
About the book "Suryoyo Question". Assyrian / Syrian / Aramaic are one and the same people who for five decades fought against each other for the name. This book is an academic analysis that with facts sheds new light on the background to the name conflict by presenting historical facts about the people's development from the beginning until today. The book is an attempt to understand the genesis process of the Suryoyo people's current status, and is unique in its kind because it is both a historical and political analysis of the emergence of the ethnic group called Assyrians-Syrians. The book is also a logical and realistic solution to the name conflict within the ethnic group
About the book "Suryoyo Question". Assyrian / Syrian / Aramaic are one and the same people who for five decades fought against each other for the name. This book is an academic analysis that with facts sheds new light on the background to the name conflict by presenting historical facts about the people's development from the beginning until today. The book is an attempt to understand the genesis process of the Suryoyo people's current status, and is unique in its kind because it is both a historical and political analysis of the emergence of the ethnic group called Assyrians-Syrians. The book is also a logical and realistic solution to the name conflict within the ethnic group
Upplaga: 2a upplagan
Utgiven: 2020
ISBN: 9781678064471
Förlag: Argutia AB
Format: Häftad
Språk: Engelska
Sidor: 173 st
About the book "Suryoyo Question". Assyrian / Syrian / Aramaic are one and the same people who for five decades fought against each other for the name. This book is an academic analysis that with facts sheds new light on the background to the name conflict by presenting historical facts about the people's development from the beginning until today. The book is an attempt to understand the genesis process of the Suryoyo people's current status, and is unique in its kind because it is both a historical and political analysis of the emergence of the ethnic group called Assyrians-Syrians. The book is also a logical and realistic solution to the name conflict within the ethnic group
About the book "Suryoyo Question". Assyrian / Syrian / Aramaic are one and the same people who for five decades fought against each other for the name. This book is an academic analysis that with facts sheds new light on the background to the name conflict by presenting historical facts about the people's development from the beginning until today. The book is an attempt to understand the genesis process of the Suryoyo people's current status, and is unique in its kind because it is both a historical and political analysis of the emergence of the ethnic group called Assyrians-Syrians. The book is also a logical and realistic solution to the name conflict within the ethnic group
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Om The Suryoyo question (2020)

I december 2020 släpptes boken The Suryoyo question skriven av Nabil Lahdo-Barkino. Det är den 2a upplagan av kursboken. Den är skriven på engelska och består av 173 sidor djupgående information om historia och arkeologi. Förlaget bakom boken är Argutia AB.

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