detailer wrote:Main_Source wrote:a Turkish Cypriot even partly agreeing that EOKA and EOKA B are not the same. Thats all im saying.
Even in our history books, it is said that EOKA A and B are not exacly same. The difference is how to reach Enosis by a coup or siga siga. Even AKEL was a fun of Enosis before 74, whatever the way they justify it.
If Makarios's way was followed , it would be very probable to accomplish it to be honest.
Makarios abandoned the idea of Enosis as a feasible political goal as early as 1964, after the rejection of the Atchenson plan by him and he completely detached himself emotionally from 1968-69 and onwards, with the rise of the Greek Junta in power and the withdrawal of the Greek brigade after the Kofinou events.
It is for this reason that Grivas organized the Eoka B and began the anti-Makarios struggle, in order to overthrow him from the presidency, due to his abandonment of the Enosis idea.
The same can be said about Akel, which followed a similar patent of political shifting.
And do not come out with some extracts from Makarios speeches which might suggest the opposite, because they were just speeches for internal consumption and for personal survival and /or deluding purposes.