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Johny Messo (born Januari 8, 1978 in Hengelo) is a Dutch-Aramean politician. He has been the president of the World Council of Arameans since 2009. His parents are both from the ancient city of Midyat. He has written several books about the Aramean identity and gave lectures about Arameanism in different European countries, United States, India and the Middle-East.
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