Full length: Documentary film about the genocide of the Assyrians (English subtitles)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- English: In the shadow of the First World War, the genocide of the Christian Assyrians took place almost unnoticed by the world public. This first systematic genocide of the 20th century was committed by the Young Turks (Ottoman Empire) and would not have been possible without the support of some Kurdish local rulers and their family clans. The Assyrians are the indigenous people of Mesopotamia and have lived in Mesopotamia for thousands of years. The following experts explain in this documentary the almost forgotten crime against humanity:
Dr. Gabriele Yonan, historian, Germany
Prof. Dr. Taner Akcam, historian, USA
Prof. Dr. Ove Bring, International Law, Sweden
Prof. Dr. David Gaunt, historian, Sweden
Various journalists and publicists also have their say with well-researched information in this documentary. The Assyrians refer to the Genocide as "Seyfo" (ܣܝܦܐ), which translates as "sword".
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Deutsch: Im Schatten des ersten Weltkrieges ereignete sich von der Weltöffentlichkeit fast unbemerkt ein Völkermord an den christlichen Assyrern. Dieser erste systematische Genozid des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde von den Jungtürken (Osmanisches Reich) begangen und wäre ohne die Unterstützung von einigen kurdischen Lokalfürsten und deren Familienclans nicht möglich gewesen. Die Assyrer sind das indigene Volk Mesopotamiens und leben seit Jahrtausenden im Zweistromland. Folgende Experten erläutern in diesem Dokumentarfilm das fast vergessene Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit:
Dr. Gabriele Yonan, Historikerin, Deutschland
Prof. Dr. Taner Akcam, Historiker, USA
Prof. Dr. Ove Bring, Internationales Recht, Schweden
Prof. Dr. David Gaunt, Historiker, Schweden
Auch diverse Journalisten und Publizisten kommen mit fundiert recherchierten Information in diesem Dokumentarfilm zu Wort. Die Assyrer bezeichnen den Völkermord als "Seyfo" (ܣܝܦܐ), was eigensprachlich "Schwert" bedeutet.
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Nederlands: In de schaduw van de Eerste Wereldoorlog vond een genocide op de christelijke Assyriërs plaats, bijna onopgemerkt door het wereldpubliek. Deze eerste systematische genocide van de 20e eeuw werd gepleegd door de Jong Turken (Ottomaanse Rijk) en zou niet mogelijk zijn geweest zonder de steun van enkele plaatselijke Koerdische prinsen en hun familieclans. De Assyriërs zijn het inheemse volk van Mesopotamië en hebben duizenden jaren in Mesopotamië gewoond. In deze documentaire geven de volgende deskundigen uitleg over deze bijna vergeten misdaad tegen de menselijkheid:
Dr. Gabriele Yonan, historicus, Duitsland
Prof. Dr. Taner Akcam, historicus, VS
Prof. Dr. Ove Bring, Internationaal Recht, Zweden
Prof. Dr. David Gaunt, historicus, Zweden
Verschillende journalisten en publicisten komen ook aan het woord in deze documentaire met goed onderzochte informatie. De Assyriërs noemen de genocide in hun eigen taal "Seyfo" (ܣܝܦܐ), wat "zwaard" betekent.
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It is very good documentary film. It reveal many painful facts which hide in the dark side of history.
A sad chapter of the book of humanity.
Indeed. One of many thousands of sad chapters, however, out of the millions of uplifting ones.
Anyone know the name of the prayer @ 0:35. She chants "Nina, nana" i think?
يجب ترجمتها إلى العربية و التركية.
Down with the Young Turks!
Syriac peoples were also in the massacre of Tur abdin. And for making it clear, Syriac are Arameans not Assyrians
Thank you for your comment.
Your statement is not true. Syriac means Assyrian and nothing else.
The proper names of today's Assyrians are "Suryoye" or "Suroye". These designations both have their origin in the term "Assyrians". Today there is a scientific consensus about the symbiotic connection between the terms "Assyrians" and "Suryoye/Suroye".
@@Assyria-TV Stupidity, you are making everything Assyrian. They were called Syriac or Sureth because they were Arameans and they lived in Syria. They were called Arameans but after they got Christian the name got changed to Syriac.
Dear Diana,
Freedom of expression and open & progressive dialogue are among the cornerstones of Assyria TV.
Therefore, we thank you for your continued comments. Nevertheless, we at Assyria TV adhere to the generally scientific accepted doctrine. That is, the current state of science. The current state of scholarship is that the terms "Syriac" and "Assyrian" are synonymous ("Syriac" has its origin from "Assyrian"). Ethnically, the Syriac Orthodox Christians, who have their roots in Tur-Abdin (Southeast Turkey), are Assyrians. Here are two of many examples from scholars:
For the Austrian historian and ancient orientalist Robert Rollinger, there is no doubt that the term "Suroye" or "Suryoye" means nothing other than "Assyrian". According to Rollinger, the discovery of an approximately 2,800-year-old stone at Cineköy (about 30 km south of Adana, Turkey) with a bilingual inscription in Luwian and Phoenician supports this thesis. Also the views of the Finnish Assyriologist Simo Parpola go in the same direction. He states that the name "Ashur" is also rendered as "Sur" in Aramaic documents from the 7th century BC.
Best regards,
Assyria TV Editorial Department (Social Media Unit)
@@Assyria-TVHey AssyriaTV! I have a question which I hope you can help. What is the Colliquial Assyrian Language? Im so lost between wikipedia, the word Turyoyo, and the word Sureth. Also, I have found that theres Iraqi Koine Assyrian and Urmian Assyrian and Chaldean Assyrian and also Jewish Kurdish Assyrian dielacts. Basically, im from Chicago. When Assyrians here say that they soeak Assyrian, which language are they actually speaking? Also, are Assyrian dialects not written? (Like how Arabic has Al-Fus7a and then unwritten 3miye). I hope this question made some sense. I am truly confused. I want to learn spoken Assyrian and Armenian.