polis wrote:Jerry wrote:polis wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Jerry wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Seriously now Nikephoros take this from a NON LEFTIST:
Both the coup and the Invasion in Cyprus were staged and agreed between the Greek Junta-CIA-and Turkey to achieve double Enosis, i.e part of Cyprus to get annexed to Greece and part to Turkey.
What went wrong is that Turkey got more than what was agreed. Famagusta was not in any plan that's why until today it is kept vacant.
The thousands of GC soldiers who tried to fight in 1974 witnessed this treason to all its extend. All you have to do is speak with some of them. Mainland Greek officers even had maps with them showing exactly where the Turks would stop. Soldiers were denied ammunition, reservists were denied to even get guns, heavy weaponry tanks-artillery etc were ordered to hold their fire, critical post conquered by commandos with huge sacrifices were ordered to withdraw. St hilarion castle was captured 3 times do you know that? It was all treason my friend, within a weak every single soldier was abandoning his position and telling everybody "einai ola prodomena"/everything is treasoned.
I really urge you to talk with GC soldiers who did participate in 1974 war...
My cousin was in the NG in 1974. He was a reservist but went to his "barracks" with others when the invasion started to do his bit but was told to go home by officers and that everything would be OK. My father said they were cowards but it seems that some were not given the opportunity to resist the invasion.
It happened to EVERYBODY my friend. Whole warehouses full with guns and ammunition were kept locked, and placed guards there so nobody gets guns. Is this the situation of a country at war, I really wonder???
What a load of nonsense. Why don't you do yourself and the rest of us a favour, go to a library and try to read a few of the military history books that are out there describing the activities of the national guard during the war rather than coming to this list repeating these idiocies. You guys are just plain stupid.
I assume the "stupid" refers to me as well. I simply related what was told to me by my cousin, I have no reason to doubt him. I think the truth is that probably somewhere in the middle since there obviously was significant military opposition to the invasion. Some of the NG were armed and resisted, some were simply sent home. I do remember during the invasion of reading reports of quantities of heavy machine guns being found abandoned and unused by the Turks as they advanced and the reporter commenting that the outcome could have been diiferent if they had been used in the early stages of the landings.
You guys are so pathetic it's sickening. Your cousin is either a lier or you got his story wrong. The people who got turned away were the people who instead of appearing at their acutal unit thought it would be ok simply to visit their local barracks. So you had about 2.000 guys reporting at the Limassol unit barracks instead of their own units simply because it happened bo be closer to their house. These guys were turned away because the unit they reported to was already fully manned by it's own reservists. We have so much actual information as to what happened in the war of 1974, that if your cousin can tell you which unit he was supposed to report to, I will tell you where they fought while your cousin was hiding behind his wifes skirt. The funny thing is that all these lies are circulated by the cowards who didn't fight in the war.
polis wrote:BTW, Hantzos book is fine but I think that you also should have a look at Georgios Sergis' book "i Machi tis Kyprou, Ioulios - Augoustos 1974, I anatomia tis tragodias" and Skiadopoulos' "Polemos stin Kypro (Ioulios - Augoustos 1974)". The books give an almost complete account of the fighting that took place and a description of the actions of each unit.
Nikephoros wrote: If I can do all that to obtain, read and scan one book, you neoCypriot-traitor-mythmakers in Cyprus need to just dissolve your existence. The only reason you do not know such things is because you think history is like when old Greek women drink their coffee and then flip the cup to "read" it. You do not gossip with your family and friends and pass it off as history. This is not coffee time.
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