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List of ethnic Assyrians

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This is a list of modern individuals. For early Christian authors, see List of Syriac writers. For ancient Assyrians, see Category:Ancient Assyrians.

The following is a list of notable ethnic Assyrians. It includes persons who are from (or whose ancestry is from) the Mesopotamian Neo-Aramaic speaking populations originating in Iraq, north western Iran, north eastern Syria and south eastern Turkey.

Activists

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Actors, directors and entertainers

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Artists and designers

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Athletes

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In the Middle East

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Athletics (Track and field)
  • George Malek-Yonan – Iranian Assyrian Track & Field Athlete. Iran's Champion of Champions, Gold medalist in Pentathlon and Track & Field[43][44]
Boxing
Football (soccer)
  • Douglas Aziz – Iraqi Assyrian footballer[48]
  • Ammo Baba – Iraqi Assyrian footballer and Manager of Iraq – Iraq International. Voted best Iraqi Athlete of All Time[49]
  • Saad Benyamin – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – Iraq International
  • Edison David – Iraqi Assyrian footballer[50]
  • Youra Eshaya – Iraqi Assyrian footballer, first Iraqi to play professionally in the west, for Bristol Rovers, England – Iraq International
  • Basil Gorgis Hanna – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – World Cup Player 1986
  • Aram Karam – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – Iraq International[51]
  • Ayoub Odisho – Iraqi Assyrian footballer and club manager (in Lebanon)
  • Thamer Yousif – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – Iraq International
Tennis
  • Andrew Simon – Iraqi Assyrian Tennis Champion

Diaspora

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American football
  • Alex Agase – Assyrian American – top level American Football (Gridiron) player[52][53]
  • Lou Agase – Assyrian American – top level American Football (Gridiron) player[53]
Boxing
Fencing (sabre)
  • George Yako – Assyrian sabre fencer based in Australia
Figure Skating
  • David Avdysh – Assyrian/Ukrainian figure skating choreographer[56]
  • Erin Moorad – Assyrian/American Pacific Coast Sectional Figure Skating Medalist[57]
Football (soccer)
Martial Arts
Poker
Tennis

Educators and explorers

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Entrepreneurs

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Leaders

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See also: List of Assyrian kings

Media

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Musicians and composers

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See also: Assyrian pop music

Politicians

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Iraq

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Iran

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Turkey

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  • Erol Dora – Deputy of Grand National Assembly of Turkey
  • Naum Faiq – Assyrian nationalist

United Nations

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  • Dr. William Ishaya – Deputy Permanent Representative – Mission of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations in New York, USA.[119]

In the Assyrian diaspora

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United States

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Australia

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Sweden

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Canada

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Netherlands

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Other countries

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Religious figures

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Main articles: List of Patriarchs of the Church of the East, List of Chaldean Catholic Patriarchs of Babylon, and List of Syriac Orthodox Patriarchs of Antioch

Writers and poets

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Ancient

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Further information: Syriac literature § List of Syriac writers

Listed here are authors associated with Syriac Christianity regardless of whether they wrote in the Syriac language.

Modern

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See also

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References

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