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Product Description The Battle of Deraboun and the Atrocity of Simile in English, translated from Assyrian. The untold story of the Assyrian Massacre in 1933 by the Iraqi army under the watchful eyes of the British. The first book of its kind. About the Author Rabee Youab I. Yonan Biograpy Rabee Youab Yonan was born on December 23, 1925 in Camp Al Gailany, Baghdad, Iraq, to Anna and Israel Yonan. He was educated at the Assyrian primary school of Rabee Elisha and the Assyrian High School of Qasha Khanndo in Baghdad, Iraq. He earned his first professional English credentials from the British Institute in Baghdad, Iraq. His first professional post was at the British Overseas Airways Company (BOAC) in Baghdad, Iraq. In 1946 he married Jean Benjamin and they had two daughters, Mary and Maggie, and two sons, Edward and William Yonan. In 1952, he was offered a job with the Iraqi Oil Company in Masfa Al Wand, Diyala province in northern Iraq where he worked as a Purchasing Agent. In 1966 Rabee Youab Yonan migrates to the United States with his wife and children to join his mother Anna and his sister Aglanteen, and settles in Morton Grove Illinois. Rabee Youab Yonan gained employment as a drafting engineer in Chicago, Illinois until he received his Bachelor's degree from Northeastern Illinois University in Mechanical Engineering. While working as a Mechanical Engineer he founded the First Assyrian School at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago, which he directed for ten years. He wrote and produced many Assyrian plays in Chicago. He was an elder at the Assyrian Evangelical Church in Chicago for twentyseven years, and one of the contributors to the Assyrian Voice, a radio and television program dedicated to the Assyrians of the Diaspora. In 1986 the Assyrian Heritage Foundation awarded Rabee Youab Yonan the prestigious Hammurabi Award for his work and endless love and dedication to his Assyrian nation. In 1993, Rabee Youab Yonan retired and moved with his wife Jean to Turlock, California. In 2006 Rabee Youab Yonan received his Masters of Engineering Management from Southern California University at Irvine. Rabee Youab Yonan published his 'Bahra Taptipana d'Asia' in 2002, which is a literal translation of Joel Warda's book, the Flickering Light Of Asia. In 2008 he translated his daughter AnnMargret's children's book, Gilgamesh, from Assyrian to English. The Age of Hardship is his last published book, which is a literal translation of Awdisho d'Barzana's, 'Shineh D' Asqoota' from Assyrian to English. Rabee Youab Yonan passed away on Labor Day, September 5, 2011. May god rest his soul.
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