Shuraya
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Shuraya party is an Assyrian political organisation established in July 25, 1978 in Lebanon, when the country was in the middle of its' civil war. Shuraya is the Assyrian equivalence of Syriacs.
It is composed of "free philosophers" of different Eastern Church origin, who see themselves as Assyrians. Shuraya insists it is not bound by any Church, but resists against the reproach to be anti-Christian. It stress out to represent all oriental Christians and to maintain a coined Christian Lebanon. Since its foundation, it has worked closely together with the found Lebanese Forces militia party and Bachir Gemayel, in which it see itself connected in the struggle and destiny for all Lebanese Christians.
A party established its own magazine in Lebanon in the 1980s, dubbed "Shuraya. The party also opened its own radio show named my voice, to the wave of FM-radio.
Shuraya supports a formation of an Assyrian State in the Assyrian homeland, in what is today Northern Iraq.
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„Informationsangebot“ der Organisation
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