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Postby halil » Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:08 pm

While the Division of Cyprus Continues

Stories which shed a light on history......................

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Postby phoenix » Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:18 pm

Halil .... you are weird :lol:
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Postby umit07 » Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:20 pm

and you aren't ?
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Postby Sotos » Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:44 pm

umit07 wrote:and you aren't ?


What about you Kenny? :lol:
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Postby halil » Thu Jan 24, 2008 8:34 am

phoenix wrote:Halil .... you are weird :lol:


Don't worry you one step away from me . but i am still following you. :lol:
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Postby halil » Thu Jan 24, 2008 8:45 am

another book to read DEMYTHOLOGİZED HİSTORY OF CYPRUS.BY CHRİSTOFİS ECONOMİDES.
Writer is a well known Greek Cypriot economist and political writer.

His book parts are on Cyprus Dialogue News paper. This weekly papers can be obtain from the Leadra and Metahan Check points.It is free of charge.

this week jubject was:Cooperation of GC's and TC's against the Sultan.

Next week issue will be How the British took over Cyprus.

İt is a weekly news paper .This week ones 18-25 January.
Next issue will be on 25 January at Turkish Cypriots part of the Check points.
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Postby umit07 » Thu Jan 24, 2008 12:14 pm

Sotos wrote:
umit07 wrote:and you aren't ?


What about you Kenny? :lol:



What's wrong with Kenny? Or did you kill him you B.....,F.... Id...... . :shock:
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Postby halil » Sun Jan 27, 2008 2:13 pm

Dear friends Some parts from Mr Christofis Economides book Called DEMYTHOLODİZED HİSTORY OF CYPRUS.

How the British Took Over Cyprus.The Fall of the OTTOMAN EMPİRE and the ''EASTERN PROBLEM''
In 1571-Cyprus was conquered by the Turks.During that time the Ottoman Empire was at its most glories perid and empire streched from Hungary to Create,from Algeria to Mecca,and from Crimea to Iranian Gulf.
How ever from 18th Century onwards, the empire started to weaken and the major powers at the time (Russia,UK,France and Austria) were competing with eacother to share the Sultan's landTo make matters worse , the people of Balkans particularly the Serbians and Greeks, started to revolt in the 19th Century.This problem regarding the fate of the Ottoman territory of SE Europe was referred to as the 'Eastern Problem' Since Cyprus was attached to Ottoman Empire,the ''Cyprus Problem'' also constituted part of eastern problem.
In the 19th century,although the UK wanted to take over a sizeable part of the Ottaman Empire territory, it refrained from doing so , because it was being watched by the other powers,and was consequently apprehensive that Russia,who considered itself to be ''The Chief Inheritor''(of Ottaman Empires territory) would achive its dream of expanding to mediterranean by taking over Istanbul and Canakkale.
England was traying to prevent this from happening.Moreover,England was most probably deterred from fighting with France over Ottaman Empire territory ,sinc France constituted a treat not only for England but also for the Sultan,having entered into an alliance with Russia.Thus England preferred to find peaceful ways of taking over the Ottoman Empire's territory.

After1875 ,the Sultan declared himself bankrupt,because he was unable to meet the demand for taxes and particular the paymants for the huge depts he had borrowed from British bankers.The British Government seised their opportunity and tried to sound out whether or Sultan would yield some of his territory (thinking of Cyprus in particular) in exchange for this economic dept.However,the Sultan's reply was negative,allegedly because he was afraid this would lead to other countries following suit and seeking similar concessions.

NEXT İSSUE will be NEXT Weekend.
Jubject:Convention between Great Britain and Turkey regarding Cyprus.

Above article is published at Dialogue weekly paper by permission of Writer of the book.(25 January)
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