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1998, Volume 4, No.1 (8) page 3 |
OUR
INTELLECTUALS
In all times the Assyrian woman has been not only the keeper of the
national hearth, but also of the national spirit as she has always been the
safeguard of all national priorities and showed stead- fastness and much courage
that a rare man could ever show. From the legendary Semiramides to the heroic
Shamiram Georgis Assyrian women always won admiration from their worshippers as
well as from their enemies. In modern times we have had many occasions to seen
how our men lost their hope in the face of persecution and exile, or they found
no more strength to work for any good future for them and their families. But
then anew generation came and the 'situation became better as the youth had been
nourished and educated by their mothers in the strong belief that the nation
would be as powerful as their glorious ancestors. Yes, a generation that would
come along with pride and dignity. In all times Assyrians have dedicated their
best songs and poems to their mothers paying their dues to their kindness,
grandeur and utter devotion to families and nation as well.
On the eve of the Women ' s International Day, a beautiful holiday on 8th
of March we should like to give the floor to our wonderful women. As we promised
before, this issue of the Bulletin will include stories by Assyrian famous
female writers, Magdalena Gruzinova, Juliette Bet-Kaplan and Mary
Manukjan-Jukhanova. But above everything, now we should like to hear our editor
Mrs. Tamara Bet- Tamraz.