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The third soucre provided in this articles metions that the Aramean name is the umbrella term used in Germany.
Lembert, Christiane (2002): Migranten aus dem Tur Abdin: Suryoye in einer diaspora community. In: Martin Tamcke (ed.), Daheim und in der Fremde: Beiträge zur jüngeren Geschichte und Gegenwartslage der orientalischen Christen. Münster: LIT Verlag, p. 143–162.
Therefore Arameans of different christian denominations such as chaldean catholics, also identify as Aramean in Germany.
I recommend to change the name of the article.
