-
before the
First World War was made in 1913 by the
Chaldean priest Joseph Tfinkdji,
after a
period of
steady growth since 1896. It then
consisted of the patriarchal...
- Mesopotamia". The
Syriac World. London: Routledge. pp. 68–87. ISBN 9781138899018.
Tfinkdji,
Joseph (1914). "L' église chaldéenne
catholique autrefois et aujourd'****"...
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scholars of the
Church of the East,
including the
Chaldean deacon Joseph Tfinkdji in 1914, and
Cardinal Eugene Tisserant in 1931. More recently, it was accepted...
-
percentage of Yazidis. In 1913, the town of Alqosh, was
according to
Joseph Tfinkdji inhabited by 7,000
Chaldean Catholics. Many have
emigrated since the 1970s...
- as
patriarch in 1830.
According to the
Chaldean Catholic priest Joseph Tfinkdji,
Yohannan Hormizd visited the town of Kir**** in 1789
while travelling from...
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bishops of
Mardin is
derived prin****lly from the list
compiled by
Tfinkdji in 1913.
Tfinkdji's treatment of the
diocese of Mardin,
where he was
himself an ****yrian...
-
Syriacs in the city of Urfa, and 8,000 in ten
surrounding villages.
Joseph Tfinkdji reports 200 Chaldeans.
According to 1918
reports of the Urfa mutasarrifate...
- 804. Baum &
Winkler 2003, p. 118, 174.
Chaldean Patriarchate of
Babylon Tfinkdji 1914, p. 457.
Wilmshurst 2000, p. 102.
Lampart 1966, p. 58.
Tisserant 1931...
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successor also died. For this
reason many
historians such as Eugène Tisserant,
Tfinkdji, and Fiey
postulate the
existence of one
Shimun (VIII) who
reigned in Alqosh...
- and 1,500
other Christians:
Chaldeans (500
according to
Priest Joseph Tfinkdji),
Syriac Catholics,
Syriac Orthodox, and Melchites. ****yrians call the...
