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[zan]

Greek Cypriot Fears

ON Christmas Day, the 950 troops of the Greek Army stationed in Cyprus joined Sampson and his mob, equipped with mortars, artillery and heavy machine guns. The Turkish contingent of 650 soldiers took up strategic positions on the Nicosia-Kyrenia road.

Zan, anyone can copy and paste fairy tales. I for one am not interested in fairy tales, i am interested in reading the full UN report of the paragraph you sited in this thread. Provide the full UN report please.

So far I have only found books to buy which have reference to the report...Still looking......Keep an eye on the sites that the copy and pastes are coming from big boy and don't be so dismissive.........

Somehow I do not believe you are the only one with books....Name of the book and pg numbers for ref will be fine Zan...

I haven't got the books Boomers...Sorry for the confusion...I found references to them whilst looking for the report in question. I am sure you can google the reference books..I am still looking for the report but it seems the archives don't go back that far on reports but it does for resolutions...Don't worry...You will be the first to know when I find it.....IF I find it....

Well until you find it, the proper thing to do is withdraw all comments you made, coz, as far as anyone is concerned its hearsay at this moment...

Prrof Zan...we need proof...

The number of he report is there for all to see so why don't you help and see if we can find it...Anyone interested in the truth in your gang or what....

[zan]

Greek Cypriot Fears

ON Christmas Day, the 950 troops of the Greek Army stationed in Cyprus joined Sampson and his mob, equipped with mortars, artillery and heavy machine guns. The Turkish contingent of 650 soldiers took up strategic positions on the Nicosia-Kyrenia road. Three Turkish jet fighters screamed across the capital as a warning to the Greeks to stop. Paul Marion was a member of the US Navy electronics intelligence gathering facility north of Nicosia, which was set up in 1957. He told me: "I was having a fine lunch at my house, when I heard the planes. They buzzed our neighbourhood so low that they had to climb to clear the slight hill on which we lived. "I dashed up to the roof and saw my Greek neighbours watching the sky. They pleaded for assurances that the aircraft were American. "Sorry. Turkish planes, Turkish insignia and pilots. Then we heard booms in the downtown area which many of us thought were exploding bombs. In fact, they were sonic booms and the noise of the jets' after-burners. This was easily the most memorable Christmas of my 71 years." Bob Casale, a member of the USN team at the American Embassy says: "Battles were fought in all areas of Cyprus, day and night, but the most significant battles took place at night when bands of men roamed the streets, "Most of the fighting in Nicosia was confined to the walled city, where small arms firing at night could be heard for miles. At our hotel, we could hear the noise and, as a precaution, kept the drapes drawn and lights off so as not to attract the attention of a wayward sniper looking for a target. Travel was significantly restricted and it had a dramatic effect on our work schedule." Britain called for an immediate cease-fire. (At this time, few people knew that it was the British High Commissioner who had given Makarios the "green light" to demand and implement his Constitutional amendments.) Makarios and his team, frightened by what they had unleashed, now called for urgent talks with the Cypriot Turkish leadership, as well as drawing into the discussions the diplomatic representatives of Britain and the United States. At no time, however, did they order their underground forces, including Sampson, to stop their attacks. Village after village of Cypriot Turks continued to be annihilated.
Britain Acts

AT the request of Makarios, Britain now provided a "peace force" from its Sovereign Bases. It would be the forerunner of the UN Force. Greek and Turkish military units were expected to be part of it. Major-General Peter Young took command. By New Year's Day 1964 he had positioned his troops between the two sides in Nicosia and tried to impose a cease-fire. The General looked at a map of the capital and with a green china graph pencil drew a line. The Cypriot Turks were to stay North and the Greek Cypriots South. This has become known as "The Green Line". The term is often misused to indicate the division of Cyprus today, but actually only relates to Nicosia. "Mac" McElliligot was a Flight Lieutenant with the RAF Regiment and given the job of setting up a Wing Headquarters, Operations, Briefing and Intelligence Unit, in a mobile caravan that was parked in a Nicosia street. "On one occasion, at the request of the Turkish Vice-President, we had to send eight vehicles, drivers and escorts to a remote Turkish village which had been levelled to the ground by Greek elements using tractors and other heavy, armour-plated vehicles," he recalls. "The bodies of those killed were brought back and handed over to the Vice-President in the Turkish part of the walled city."


In the space of just four days, 30,000 Cypriot Turks were forced to flee 103 villages, according to UN reports. "One incident I recall with amusement from those days was when a Greek manager of the Ledra Palace Hotel, where we had moved our Ops, came to me and handed a wad of bills for our accommodation. They totalled £8,000..

"I returned them to him and said: 'We were brought into this conflict at the request of Makarios to aid the civil power - give the bills to him with my compliments. That was the last I heard."


http://www.britains-smallwars.com/cyprus/UNFICYP.html

Great source. Almost as reliable as greekmurderers.com.

Not that old shit again mate...Can't you guys do any better than that Look up the report number for yourself....

[joe]

Thank you all for the information provided.
There's no doubt that during the intercommunal troubles a lot of crimes were commited by both Gcs and Tcs.

...but refering to 100's of villages that were burned by Gcs is just pure propaganda.

Let us be frank for a moment. There was an inter-communal conflict, this isn't a secret. GC as well as TC homes were destroyed. Villages were abandoned on both sides as Halil's recent articles indicated. But to say that 100s of TC villages were burned down to the ground is a complete and utter lie..

And the fact is that most of the Turkish-Cypriot movement to the north was initiated (as mentioned in Halil's article) and directed by Turkish-Cypriot leaders in accordance with a contingency plan to facilitate a partition of Cyprus. This is what happened, there is now a breakaway State in the North.

I don't need to post articles from Michael Stephen or from other sites that try to explain or slyly justify the Turkish invasion because this invasion is not justifiable.

This photo will suffice. Below is a photo that shows us the population of Cyprus before and after the Turkish invasion. How is the Northern part of Cyprus any different then any other Turkish province? We are talking about a systematic cultural destruction, we are talking about ethnic cleansing, we are talking about a war crime.

BTW, this photo on the ethnic cleansing of Cyprus can also be viewed in the French magazine "Le Monde diplomatique"

See link below...

http://mondediplo.com/maps/cyprusmdv49

[boomerang]

Greek Cypriot Fears

ON Christmas Day, the 950 troops of the Greek Army stationed in Cyprus joined Sampson and his mob, equipped with mortars, artillery and heavy machine guns. The Turkish contingent of 650 soldiers took up strategic positions on the Nicosia-Kyrenia road.

Zan, anyone can copy and paste fairy tales. I for one am not interested in fairy tales, i am interested in reading the full UN report of the paragraph you sited in this thread. Provide the full UN report please.

So far I have only found books to buy which have reference to the report...Still looking......Keep an eye on the sites that the copy and pastes are coming from big boy and don't be so dismissive.........

Somehow I do not believe you are the only one with books....Name of the book and pg numbers for ref will be fine Zan...

I haven't got the books Boomers...Sorry for the confusion...I found references to them whilst looking for the report in question. I am sure you can google the reference books..I am still looking for the report but it seems the archives don't go back that far on reports but it does for resolutions...Don't worry...You will be the first to know when I find it.....IF I find it....

Well until you find it, the proper thing to do is withdraw all comments you made, coz, as far as anyone is concerned its hearsay at this moment...

Prrof Zan...we need proof...

The number of he report is there for all to see so why don't you help and see if we can find it...Anyone interested in the truth in your gang or what....

Hang on, you posted fairy tales and now you want us to chase the truth?

I like the boy...

I read somewhere in a "book" that gave a report on how the turks wanna take over the world, kill and wipe near by cities...did I mention the UN was involved?...yes up to their armpits... Now go and chase the report...I will also look for it...happy looking

[polis]

Talking about lists of villages, here's the complete list of towns and villages ethnically cleansed by the Turks in 1974. The difference here being a) we know for a fact that these people were indeed victims of a systematic policy of ethnic cleansing by Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots (which by the way, in the civilized world, is a crime against humaity) and b) that the victims are still denied their right to return:

1. Acheritou, Famagusta District
2. Achna, Famagusta District
3. Afanteia, Famagusta District
4. Agia Eirini, Kyrenia District
5. Agia Marina, Nicosia District
6. Agia Trias, Famagusta District
7. Agios Amvrosios, Kyrenia District
8. Agios Andronikos, Famagusta District
9. Agios Andronikos, Famagusta District
10. Agios Chariton, Famagusta District
11. Agios Efstathios, Famagusta District
12. Agios Epiktitos, Kyrenia District
13. Agios Ermolaos, Kyrenia District
14. Agios Georgios, Famagusta District
15. Agios Georgios, Kyrenia District
16. Agios Georgios, Nicosia District
17. Agios Iakovos, Famagusta District
18. Agios Ilias, Famagusta District
19. Agios Nikolaos, Famagusta District
20. Agios Sergios, Famagusta District
21. Agios Symeon, Famagusta District
22. Agios Theodoros, Famagusta District
23. Agios Vasileios, Nicosia District
24. Agirda, Kyrenia District
25. Agridaki, Kyrenia District
26. Agia, Nicosia District
27. Aigialousa (Gialousa), Famagusta District
28. Akanthou, Famagusta District
29. Aloda (Aloa), Famagusta District
30. Ammadies, Nicosia District
31. Famagusta, Famagusta District
32. Ampelikou, Nicosia District
33. Angastina, Famagusta District
34. Angolemi, Nicosia District
35. Ardana, Famagusta District
36. Argaki, Nicosia District
37. Arnadi, Famagusta District
38. Arsos, Larnaka, Panagia Eleousa,
39. Artemi, Famagusta District
40. Askeia (Assia), Famagusta District
41. Asomatos, Kyrenia District
42. Avgolida, Famagusta District
43. Avlona, Nicosia District
44. Beikioi (Bey Koy), Nicosia District
45. Belapais, Kyrenia District
46. Bogazi, Famagusta District
47. Charkeia (Chartsia), Kyrenia District
48. Chrysiliou, Nicosia District
49. Davlos and Kantara, Famagusta District
50. Diorios, Kyrenia District
51. Dyo Potamoi, Nicosia District
52. Egkomi, Famagusta District
53. Elia, Kyrenia District
54. Elia, Nicosia District
55. Epicho, Nicosia District
56. Eptakomi (Eptagkomi), Famagusta District
57. Exo Metochi, Nicosia District
58. Flamoudi, Famagusta District
59. Fota, Kyrenia District
60. Ftericha, Kyrenia District
61. Fyllia, Nicosia District
62. Gaidouras, Famagusta District
63. Galateia, Famagusta District
64. Galini, Nicosia District
65. Galinoporni, Famagusta District
66. Gastria, Famagusta District
67. Genagra, Famagusta District
68. Gerani, Famagusta District
69. Gerolakkos, Nicosia District
70. Goufes, Famagusta District
71. Gypsou, Famagusta District
72. Kalo Chorio, Nicosia District
73. Kalograia, Kyrenia District
74. Kalopsida, Famagusta District
75. Kalyvakia, Nicosia District
76. Kampyli, Kyrenia District
77. Kanli, Nicosia District
78. Kapouti, Nicosia District
79. Karakoumi, Kyrenia District
80. Karavas, Kyrenia District
81. Karavostasi and Xeros, Nicosia District
82. Karmi, Kyrenia District
83. Karpaseia, Kyrenia District
84. Kato Dikomo, Kyrenia District
85. Kato Zodeia, Nicosia District
86. Katokopia, Nicosia District
87. Kazafani, Kyrenia District
88. Kazivera, Nicosia District
89. Kyrenia, Kyrenia District
90. Kiados, Famagusta District
91. Kiomourtzou (Komurcu), Kyrenia District
92. Kioneli (Gonyeli), Nicosia District
93. Klepini, Kyrenia District
94. Knodara, Famagusta District
95. Koilanemos, Famagusta District
96. Kokkina, Nicosia District
97. Koma tou Gialou, Famagusta District
98. Komi (Komi Kepir), Famagusta District
99. Kontea, Famagusta District
100. Kontemenos, Kyrenia District
101. Kormakitis, Kyrenia District
102. Kornokipos, Famagusta District
103. Koroveia, Famagusta District
104. Kouklia, Famagusta District
105. Kourou Monastiri, Nicosia District
106. Koutsoventis, Kyrenia District
107. Krideia, Famagusta District
108. Krini, Kyrenia District
109. Kyra, Nicosia District
110. Kythrea and Chrysida, Nicosia District
111. Lapathos, Famagusta District
112. Lapithos, Kyrenia District
113. Larnakas tis Lapithou, Kyrenia District
114. Lefka, Nicosia District
115. Lefkonoiko, Famagusta District
116. Nicosia District
117. Livadia, Famagusta District
118. Leonarisso, Famagusta District
119. Limnia, Famagusta District
120. Limnitis, Nicosia District
121. Livera, Kyrenia District
122. Louroukina, Nicosia District
123. Loutros, Nicosia District
124. Lysi, Famagusta District
125. Lythragkomi, Famagusta District
126. Makrasyka, Famagusta District
127. Mandres, Famagusta District
128. Mandres, Nicosia District
129. Maratha, Famagusta District
130. Marathovounos, Famagusta District
131. Masari, Nicosia District
132. Melanarga, Famagusta District
133. Melounta, Famagusta District
134. Melouseia, Larnaka,
135. Mia Milia, Nicosia District
136. Milia, Famagusta District
137. Monarga, Famagusta District
138. Mora, Nicosia District
139. Morfou, Nicosia District
140. Motides, Kyrenia District
141. Mousoulita, Famagusta District
142. Myrtou, Kyrenia District
143. Neo Chorio, Nicosia District
144. Neta, Famagusta District
145. Nikitas, Nicosia District
146. Orga, Kyrenia District
147. Ornithi, Famagusta District
148. Ortakioi (Orta Koy), Nicosia District
149. Ovgoros, Famagusta District
150. Palaikythro, Nicosia District
151. Palaiosofos, Kyrenia District
152. Panagra, Kyrenia District
153. Pano Dikomo, Kyrenia District
154. Pano Zodeia, Nicosia District
155. Patriki, Famagusta District
156. Pentageia, Nicosia District
157. Peristerona, Famagusta District
158. Peristeronari, Nicosia District
159. Perivolia, Famagusta District
160. Petra, Nicosia District
161. Petra tou Digeni, Nicosia District
162. Pigi, Famagusta District
163. Pileri, Kyrenia District
164. Platani, Famagusta District
165. Platanissos, Famagusta District
166. Potamos tou Kampou, Nicosia District
167. Prastio, Famagusta District
168. Prastio, Nicosia District
169. Psyllatos, Famagusta District
170. Pyrga, Famagusta District
171. Pyrogi, Nicosia District
172. Rizokarpaso, Famagusta District
173. Santalaris, Famagusta District
174. Sichari, Kyrenia District
175. Sinta, Famagusta District
176. Skylloura, Nicosia District
177. Spathariko, Famagusta District
178. Strongylos, Famagusta District
179. Stylloi, Famagusta District
180. Sygkrasi, Famagusta District
181. Syrianochori, Nicosia District
182. Sysklipos, Kyrenia District
183. Tavrou, Famagusta District
184. Templos, Kyrenia District
185. Thermeia, Kyrenia District
186. Trachoni, Nicosia District
187. Trapeza, Kyrenia District
188. Tremetousia (Tremethousia), Larnaka
189. Trikomo, Famagusta District
190. Trimithi, Kyrenia District
191. Trypimeni, Famagusta District
192. Tymvou, Nicosia District
193. Variseia, Nicosia District
194. Vasileia and Vavylas, Kyrenia District
195. Vasili, Famagusta District
196. Vatili, Famagusta District
197. Vitsada, Famagusta District
198. Vokolida, Famagusta District
199. Voni, Nicosia District
200. Vothylakas, Famagusta District
201. Vouno, Kyrenia District
202. Xerovounos, Nicosia District

[zan]

Greek Cypriot Fears

ON Christmas Day, the 950 troops of the Greek Army stationed in Cyprus joined Sampson and his mob, equipped with mortars, artillery and heavy machine guns. The Turkish contingent of 650 soldiers took up strategic positions on the Nicosia-Kyrenia road.

Zan, anyone can copy and paste fairy tales. I for one am not interested in fairy tales, i am interested in reading the full UN report of the paragraph you sited in this thread. Provide the full UN report please.

So far I have only found books to buy which have reference to the report...Still looking......Keep an eye on the sites that the copy and pastes are coming from big boy and don't be so dismissive.........

Somehow I do not believe you are the only one with books....Name of the book and pg numbers for ref will be fine Zan...

I haven't got the books Boomers...Sorry for the confusion...I found references to them whilst looking for the report in question. I am sure you can google the reference books..I am still looking for the report but it seems the archives don't go back that far on reports but it does for resolutions...Don't worry...You will be the first to know when I find it.....IF I find it....

Well until you find it, the proper thing to do is withdraw all comments you made, coz, as far as anyone is concerned its hearsay at this moment...

Prrof Zan...we need proof...

The number of he report is there for all to see so why don't you help and see if we can find it...Anyone interested in the truth in your gang or what....

Hang on, you posted fairy tales and now you want us to chase the truth?

I like the boy...

I read somewhere in a "book" that gave a report on how the turks wanna take over the world, kill and wipe near by cities...did I mention the UN was involved?...yes up to their armpits... Now go and chase the report...I will also look for it...happy looking

typical really but I did not expect you to be fair...



The report is mentioned in this RESOLUTION, big boy.......Just got to find the report thats all...So you saying it is a fairy tale does not make it so.....You wished anyway....That is all you guys have left...Shoot the messenger in the hope that the truth will go with it.....Nice try...


Resolution 194 (1964)
Adopted by the Security Council on 25 September 1964
The Security Council,
Taking note of the report of the Secretary-General (S/5950 and Add. 1 and 2), and
noting in particular, that the Secretary-General considers necessary that the stationing
in Cyprus of the United Nations Peace-Keeping Force created by Security Council
resolution of 186(1964) of 4 March 1964 should be extended beyond 26 September
1964,
Noting that the Government of Cyprus had indicated its desire that the stationing of
the United Nations Force in Cyprus should be continued beyond 26 September 1964,
Renewing the expression of its deep appreciation to the Secretary-General for his
efforts in the implementation of the Security Council resolutions 186(1964) of 4
March 1964, 187(1964) of 13 March 1964 and 192(1964) of 20 June 1964,
Renewing the expression of its deep appreciation to all the States that have
contributed troops, police, supplies and financial support for the implementation of
resolution 186(1964),
Paying tribute to the memory of Sakari Tuomioja for the outstanding services that he
rendered to the cause of the United Nations,
Expressing satisfaction that a new Mediator has been appointed by the Secretary-
General in conformity with the resolution 186(1964).
1. Reaffirms its resolutions 186(1964) of 4 March 1964, 187(1964) of 13 March 1964,
192(1964) of 20 June and 193(1964) of 8 August 1964 and the consensus expressed
by the President at its 1143rd meeting, on 11 August 1964;
2. Calls upon all States Members to comply with the above-mentioned resolutions;
3. Extends the period in which the United Nations Peace-Keeping Force (UNFICYP)
shall be stationed in Cyprus for another three months ending 26 December 1964, in
conformity with the terms of resolution 186(1964) of 4 March 1964;
4. Requests the Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed regarding
the compliance of the parties concerned with the provisions of this resolution.
Adopted unanimously at the 1159th meeting.

[joe]

Greek Cypriot Fears

ON Christmas Day, the 950 troops of the Greek Army stationed in Cyprus joined Sampson and his mob, equipped with mortars, artillery and heavy machine guns. The Turkish contingent of 650 soldiers took up strategic positions on the Nicosia-Kyrenia road.

Zan, anyone can copy and paste fairy tales. I for one am not interested in fairy tales, i am interested in reading the full UN report of the paragraph you sited in this thread. Provide the full UN report please.

So far I have only found books to buy which have reference to the report...Still looking......Keep an eye on the sites that the copy and pastes are coming from big boy and don't be so dismissive.........

Zan, i am not being dismissive, i just wanted to read the full UN report.

Take care.

[kafenes]

Back to the point. Zan, do you or don't you have the list of the 100s of TC villages which were burnt down. YES or NO.

[zan]

Back to the point. Zan, do you or don't you have the list of the 100s of TC villages which were burnt down. YES or NO.

After spending all evening looking for he report an keep coming here nd keeping you posted...WHAT DO YOU THINK!!!!!

[boomerang]

Greek Cypriot Fears

ON Christmas Day, the 950 troops of the Greek Army stationed in Cyprus joined Sampson and his mob, equipped with mortars, artillery and heavy machine guns. The Turkish contingent of 650 soldiers took up strategic positions on the Nicosia-Kyrenia road.

Zan, anyone can copy and paste fairy tales. I for one am not interested in fairy tales, i am interested in reading the full UN report of the paragraph you sited in this thread. Provide the full UN report please.

So far I have only found books to buy which have reference to the report...Still looking......Keep an eye on the sites that the copy and pastes are coming from big boy and don't be so dismissive.........

Somehow I do not believe you are the only one with books....Name of the book and pg numbers for ref will be fine Zan...

I haven't got the books Boomers...Sorry for the confusion...I found references to them whilst looking for the report in question. I am sure you can google the reference books..I am still looking for the report but it seems the archives don't go back that far on reports but it does for resolutions...Don't worry...You will be the first to know when I find it.....IF I find it....

Well until you find it, the proper thing to do is withdraw all comments you made, coz, as far as anyone is concerned its hearsay at this moment...

Prrof Zan...we need proof...

The number of he report is there for all to see so why don't you help and see if we can find it...Anyone interested in the truth in your gang or what....

Hang on, you posted fairy tales and now you want us to chase the truth?

I like the boy...

I read somewhere in a "book" that gave a report on how the turks wanna take over the world, kill and wipe near by cities...did I mention the UN was involved?...yes up to their armpits... Now go and chase the report...I will also look for it...happy looking

typical really but I did not expect you to be fair...



The report is mentioned in this RESOLUTION, big boy.......Just got to find the report thats all...So you saying it is a fairy tale does not make it so.....You wished anyway....That is all you guys have left...Shoot the messenger in the hope that the truth will go with it.....Nice try...


Resolution 194 (1964)
Adopted by the Security Council on 25 September 1964
The Security Council,
Taking note of the report of the Secretary-General (S/5950 and Add. 1 and 2), and
noting in particular, that the Secretary-General considers necessary that the stationing
in Cyprus of the United Nations Peace-Keeping Force created by Security Council
resolution of 186(1964) of 4 March 1964 should be extended beyond 26 September
1964,
Noting that the Government of Cyprus had indicated its desire that the stationing of
the United Nations Force in Cyprus should be continued beyond 26 September 1964,
Renewing the expression of its deep appreciation to the Secretary-General for his
efforts in the implementation of the Security Council resolutions 186(1964) of 4
March 1964, 187(1964) of 13 March 1964 and 192(1964) of 20 June 1964,
Renewing the expression of its deep appreciation to all the States that have
contributed troops, police, supplies and financial support for the implementation of
resolution 186(1964),
Paying tribute to the memory of Sakari Tuomioja for the outstanding services that he
rendered to the cause of the United Nations,
Expressing satisfaction that a new Mediator has been appointed by the Secretary-
General in conformity with the resolution 186(1964).
1. Reaffirms its resolutions 186(1964) of 4 March 1964, 187(1964) of 13 March 1964,
192(1964) of 20 June and 193(1964) of 8 August 1964 and the consensus expressed
by the President at its 1143rd meeting, on 11 August 1964;
2. Calls upon all States Members to comply with the above-mentioned resolutions;
3. Extends the period in which the United Nations Peace-Keeping Force (UNFICYP)
shall be stationed in Cyprus for another three months ending 26 December 1964, in
conformity with the terms of resolution 186(1964) of 4 March 1964;
4. Requests the Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed regarding
the compliance of the parties concerned with the provisions of this resolution.
Adopted unanimously at the 1159th meeting.

Zan, I am not sure about your state mind, but here we go...

In what you posted there is no mention of a report about the destruction of 100's of tc villages...

This thread call for the names of these villages as proof...

Try re-reading the thread and I suggest the first post as a good start...

Until you find these names, either stay off the sauce, or off the fairies...