"Apartheid is South African only in terms or word origin. Apartheid is readily found elsewhere. Its Turkish version flourishes in Cyprus."
Bengt Scotland and Lech Niekrasz 'Cyprus: Hell and Paradise', 1989
Apartheid is readily found elsewhere
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Apartheid is readily found elsewhere
by Agios Amvrosios » Thu Feb 24, 2005 3:41 am
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by insan » Thu Feb 24, 2005 4:02 am
THE WASHINGTON POST, 23.07.1974
"...In a Greek raid on a small village near Limassol, 36 people out of the population of 200 were killed. The Greeks said they had been given orders to kill the inhabitants before the Turkish forces arrived.."
"...In a Greek raid on a small village near Limassol, 36 people out of the population of 200 were killed. The Greeks said they had been given orders to kill the inhabitants before the Turkish forces arrived.."
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by insan » Thu Feb 24, 2005 4:11 am
THE GUARDIAN, 02.04.1988 (FROM THE 'SECRET" REPORT OF COMMANDER PACKARD, WHO WAS A HIGH RANKING BRITISH OFFICER IN CYPRUS DURING 1963-64)
" One of Packard's first tasks was to try to find out what had happened to the Turkish hospital patients. Secret discussions took place with a Greek Minister in the collapsed government. After a brief investigation, he was able to confirm local rumors. it appeared that greek medical staff had slit the Turkish patients' throats as they lay in their beds. Their bodies were loaded onto a truck and driven to a farm north of the city where they were fed into mechanical choppers and ground into the earth."
" One of Packard's first tasks was to try to find out what had happened to the Turkish hospital patients. Secret discussions took place with a Greek Minister in the collapsed government. After a brief investigation, he was able to confirm local rumors. it appeared that greek medical staff had slit the Turkish patients' throats as they lay in their beds. Their bodies were loaded onto a truck and driven to a farm north of the city where they were fed into mechanical choppers and ground into the earth."
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