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Persere (Danish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Persere" in Danish language version.

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archive.today (Global: 28th place; Danish: 32nd place)

bartleby.com (Global: 1,965th place; Danish: 985th place)

britannica.com (Global: 37th place; Danish: 56th place)

wwwa.britannica.com

cia.gov (Global: 133rd place; Danish: 85th place)

  • United States Central Intelligence Agency(CIA) (28. april 2011). "The World Fact Book - Iran". CIA. Arkiveret fra originalen 3. februar 2012. Hentet 15. maj 2011.
  • "Afghanistan". United States Central Intelligence Agency. July, 2011. Arkiveret fra originalen 20. september 2017. Hentet 2011-07-23. {{cite web}}: Tjek datoværdier i: |date= (hjælp)
  • "Syrien". United States Central Intelligence Agency. 13. december 2007. Arkiveret fra originalen 6. januar 2019. Hentet 2007-12-26.

guardian.co.uk (Global: 382nd place; Danish: 130th place)

internews.org (Global: low place; Danish: low place)

iranicaonline.org (Global: 320th place; Danish: 1,010th place)

  • GHERARDO GNOLI, "IRANIAN IDENTITY" in Encyclopaedia Iranica". Excerpt 1: " All this evidence shows that the name arya Iranian was a collective definition, denoting peoples (Geiger, pp. 167 f.; Schmitt, 1978, p. 31) who were aware of belonging to the one ethnic stock, speaking a common language, and having a religious tradition that centered on the cult of Ahura Mazdā.". Excerpt 2: "The inscriptions of Darius I (see DARIUS iii) and Xerxes, in which the different provinces of the empire are listed, make it clear that, between the end of the 6th century and the middle of the 5th century B.C.E., the Persians were already aware of belonging to the ariya “Iranian” nation (see ARYA and ARYANS). Darius and Xerxes boast of belonging to a stock which they call “Iranian”: they proclaim themselves “Iranian” and “of Iranian stock,” ariya and ariya čiça respectively, in inscriptions in which the Iranian countries come first in a list that is arranged in a new hierarchical and ethno-geographical order, compared for instance with the list of countries in Darius’s inscription at Behistun" Excerpt 3: "Although, up until the end of the Parthian period, Iranian identity had an ethnic, linguistic, and religious value, it did not yet have a political import. The idea of an “Iranian” empire or kingdom is a purely Sasanian one". Excerpt 4:"It was in the Sasanian period, then, that the pre-Islamic Iranian identity reached the height of its fulfilment in every aspect: political, religious, cultural, and linguistic (with the growing diffusion of Middle Persian). Its main ingredients were the appeal to a heroic past that was identified or confused with little-known Achaemenid origins (Yarshater, 1971; Daryaee, 1995), and the religious tradition, for which the Avesta was the chief source.". Also accessed online at: in May, 2011

iraninfo.dk (Global: low place; Danish: low place)

irantradelaw.com (Global: low place; Danish: low place)

joshuaproject.net (Global: 2,599th place; Danish: 2,321st place)

lex.dk (Global: 1,352nd place; Danish: 6th place)

denstoredanske.lex.dk

loc.gov (Global: 63rd place; Danish: 155th place)

lcweb2.loc.gov

web.archive.org (Global: 1st place; Danish: 1st place)

wexarts.org (Global: low place; Danish: low place)