Foreign policy of The Assyrian State (neo-assyrian period)
2011
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The Assyrian State followed a conscious and cruel policy against foreign enemies in Neo-Assyrian period. This policy created an ?empire of fear?. The Neo-Assyrian kings dominated over a great geography from Mesopotamia to Anatolia and from Iran to Mediterraean states.Anatolia had a primary position in the foreign policy of Assyrian State. In comparison with the other states, the Assyrian kings followed a moderate policy against Babylonian. In addition, the Assyrian State had intensive political relationships with Iran, Syria-Palestine states and Egypt in this period.Key words:1.Assyrian State2.Foreign Policy3.1st Millennium B.C.4.Neo-Assyrian Period5.Political Relationships
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Dr. Hanım Hande Duymuş
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Gazi University
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Hanım Hande Duymuş (Doctorate thesis). Foreign policy of The Assyrian State (neo-assyrian period), 2011, Gazi University, Tarih Bölümü.
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