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[Lit]

First link - scribd - causing problems, second link -pdf - not opening.
Any other place to source Lit?

I just double checked. Links work fine for me, Acikgoz.

[DT.]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

[Kikapu]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

Oh dear dear, VP will be horrified when he finds out that Taksim did not follow Enosis.!

[zan]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

Oh dear dear, VP will be horrified when he finds out that Taksim did not follow Enosis.!

Don't behave like idiots guys!!!


Enosis
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Enosis (Greek: Ένωσις) is the Greek term for "union." During the time when Cyprus was a British colony (1878-1960), and since Cypriot independence, the word has generally referred to a proposed union between the island of Cyprus and Greece. Similar movements had previously developed in other Hellenic regions such as Crete and the Dodecanese, resulting in the incorporation of these areas into the Greek state.

The enosist movement was the natural outgrowth of national awareness of the Hellenic population of Cyprus that made up the overwhelming majority of the population of the island coupled with the growth of the anticolonial movement amongst the people of Cyprus. In fact the anti-colonial movement in Cyprus was identified to the enosist movement, enosis being, in the minds of the Hellenic population of Cyprus, the only natural outcome of the liberation of the Cypriot people from British rule.

In a referendum held under the initiative of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus, over 98% of the Greek population of Cyprus voted in favour of ridding Cyprus of British rule and the unifying the island to the independent Greek state.

In 1955, the guerrilla movement EOKA was formed in Cyprus in order to end British rule and unite the island with Greece. However, faced by an immediate threat of the British administration of partitioning the island of Cyprus between Turkey and Greece, the Greek Cypriots and the leadership of the Greece were forced into accepting the formation of a fragile independence for Cyprus in 1960, and the Republic of Cyprus was set up.

The first Cyprus President Makarios III as well as all Greek Cypriot political groups representing the whole of the political spectrum, continued after independence to advocate enosis as just and natural. The Cypriot leadership, however, gradually recognised enosis as politically unfeasible. During the presidential campaign for the 1968 elections, Makarios said that enosis was "wishable" whereas independence was "possible". This differentiated him from the hardline pro-enosis elements which formed EOKA-B and participated in a coup against him in 1974. The coup was sponsored by the military dictatorship of Greece, which triggered the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and resulted in partition of Cyprus and massive population transfers. Today, enosis is not officially supported in Cypriot politics. [citation needed]



ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. enosis - the union of Greece and Cyprus (which is the goal of a group of Greek Cypriots)
union - a political unit formed from previously independent people or organizations; "the Soviet Union"
Cyprus, Republic of Cyprus - a country on the island of Cyprus; 80% of the people are of Greek origin and 20% or Turkish origin

[Kikapu]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

Oh dear dear, VP will be horrified when he finds out that Taksim did not follow Enosis.!

Don't behave like idiots guys!!!


Enosis
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search

Enosis (Greek: Ένωσις) is the Greek term for "union." During the time when Cyprus was a British colony (1878-1960), and since Cypriot independence, the word has generally referred to a proposed union between the island of Cyprus and Greece. Similar movements had previously developed in other Hellenic regions such as Crete and the Dodecanese, resulting in the incorporation of these areas into the Greek state.

The enosist movement was the natural outgrowth of national awareness of the Hellenic population of Cyprus that made up the overwhelming majority of the population of the island coupled with the growth of the anticolonial movement amongst the people of Cyprus. In fact the anti-colonial movement in Cyprus was identified to the enosist movement, enosis being, in the minds of the Hellenic population of Cyprus, the only natural outcome of the liberation of the Cypriot people from British rule.

In a referendum held under the initiative of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus, over 98% of the Greek population of Cyprus voted in favour of ridding Cyprus of British rule and the unifying the island to the independent Greek state.

In 1955, the guerrilla movement EOKA was formed in Cyprus in order to end British rule and unite the island with Greece. However, faced by an immediate threat of the British administration of partitioning the island of Cyprus between Turkey and Greece, the Greek Cypriots and the leadership of the Greece were forced into accepting the formation of a fragile independence for Cyprus in 1960, and the Republic of Cyprus was set up.

The first Cyprus President Makarios III as well as all Greek Cypriot political groups representing the whole of the political spectrum, continued after independence to advocate enosis as just and natural. The Cypriot leadership, however, gradually recognised enosis as politically unfeasible. During the presidential campaign for the 1968 elections, Makarios said that enosis was "wishable" whereas independence was "possible". This differentiated him from the hardline pro-enosis elements which formed EOKA-B and participated in a coup against him in 1974. The coup was sponsored by the military dictatorship of Greece, which triggered the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and resulted in partition of Cyprus and massive population transfers. Today, enosis is not officially supported in Cypriot politics. [citation needed]



ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. enosis - the union of Greece and Cyprus (which is the goal of a group of Greek Cypriots)
union - a political unit formed from previously independent people or organizations; "the Soviet Union"
Cyprus, Republic of Cyprus - a country on the island of Cyprus; 80% of the people are of Greek origin and 20% or Turkish origin

But, Zan, one can also play that game and say that Taksim was first initiated in 1571.!!

[zan]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

Oh dear dear, VP will be horrified when he finds out that Taksim did not follow Enosis.!

Don't behave like idiots guys!!!


Enosis
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search

Enosis (Greek: Ένωσις) is the Greek term for "union." During the time when Cyprus was a British colony (1878-1960), and since Cypriot independence, the word has generally referred to a proposed union between the island of Cyprus and Greece. Similar movements had previously developed in other Hellenic regions such as Crete and the Dodecanese, resulting in the incorporation of these areas into the Greek state.

The enosist movement was the natural outgrowth of national awareness of the Hellenic population of Cyprus that made up the overwhelming majority of the population of the island coupled with the growth of the anticolonial movement amongst the people of Cyprus. In fact the anti-colonial movement in Cyprus was identified to the enosist movement, enosis being, in the minds of the Hellenic population of Cyprus, the only natural outcome of the liberation of the Cypriot people from British rule.

In a referendum held under the initiative of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus, over 98% of the Greek population of Cyprus voted in favour of ridding Cyprus of British rule and the unifying the island to the independent Greek state.

In 1955, the guerrilla movement EOKA was formed in Cyprus in order to end British rule and unite the island with Greece. However, faced by an immediate threat of the British administration of partitioning the island of Cyprus between Turkey and Greece, the Greek Cypriots and the leadership of the Greece were forced into accepting the formation of a fragile independence for Cyprus in 1960, and the Republic of Cyprus was set up.

The first Cyprus President Makarios III as well as all Greek Cypriot political groups representing the whole of the political spectrum, continued after independence to advocate enosis as just and natural. The Cypriot leadership, however, gradually recognised enosis as politically unfeasible. During the presidential campaign for the 1968 elections, Makarios said that enosis was "wishable" whereas independence was "possible". This differentiated him from the hardline pro-enosis elements which formed EOKA-B and participated in a coup against him in 1974. The coup was sponsored by the military dictatorship of Greece, which triggered the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and resulted in partition of Cyprus and massive population transfers. Today, enosis is not officially supported in Cypriot politics. [citation needed]



ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. enosis - the union of Greece and Cyprus (which is the goal of a group of Greek Cypriots)
union - a political unit formed from previously independent people or organizations; "the Soviet Union"
Cyprus, Republic of Cyprus - a country on the island of Cyprus; 80% of the people are of Greek origin and 20% or Turkish origin

But, Zan, one can also play that game and say that Taksim was first initiated in 1571.!!

Not taking my advise then

[EPSILON]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

Oh dear dear, VP will be horrified when he finds out that Taksim did not follow Enosis.!

Don't behave like idiots guys!!!


Enosis
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search

Enosis (Greek: Ένωσις) is the Greek term for "union." During the time when Cyprus was a British colony (1878-1960), and since Cypriot independence, the word has generally referred to a proposed union between the island of Cyprus and Greece. Similar movements had previously developed in other Hellenic regions such as Crete and the Dodecanese, resulting in the incorporation of these areas into the Greek state.

The enosist movement was the natural outgrowth of national awareness of the Hellenic population of Cyprus that made up the overwhelming majority of the population of the island coupled with the growth of the anticolonial movement amongst the people of Cyprus. In fact the anti-colonial movement in Cyprus was identified to the enosist movement, enosis being, in the minds of the Hellenic population of Cyprus, the only natural outcome of the liberation of the Cypriot people from British rule.

In a referendum held under the initiative of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus, over 98% of the Greek population of Cyprus voted in favour of ridding Cyprus of British rule and the unifying the island to the independent Greek state.

In 1955, the guerrilla movement EOKA was formed in Cyprus in order to end British rule and unite the island with Greece. However, faced by an immediate threat of the British administration of partitioning the island of Cyprus between Turkey and Greece, the Greek Cypriots and the leadership of the Greece were forced into accepting the formation of a fragile independence for Cyprus in 1960, and the Republic of Cyprus was set up.

The first Cyprus President Makarios III as well as all Greek Cypriot political groups representing the whole of the political spectrum, continued after independence to advocate enosis as just and natural. The Cypriot leadership, however, gradually recognised enosis as politically unfeasible. During the presidential campaign for the 1968 elections, Makarios said that enosis was "wishable" whereas independence was "possible". This differentiated him from the hardline pro-enosis elements which formed EOKA-B and participated in a coup against him in 1974. The coup was sponsored by the military dictatorship of Greece, which triggered the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and resulted in partition of Cyprus and massive population transfers. Today, enosis is not officially supported in Cypriot politics. [citation needed]



ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. enosis - the union of Greece and Cyprus (which is the goal of a group of Greek Cypriots)
union - a political unit formed from previously independent people or organizations; "the Soviet Union"
Cyprus, Republic of Cyprus - a country on the island of Cyprus; 80% of the people are of Greek origin and 20% or Turkish origin

But, Zan, one can also play that game and say that Taksim was first initiated in 1571.!!

Not taking my advise then

Zan, in line to your posts you are always the victims. If it so you will be finally the victims again -why you are spending our time with your problems-why you do not depart from Cyprus leaving us in our hapiness?

[zan]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

Oh dear dear, VP will be horrified when he finds out that Taksim did not follow Enosis.!

Don't behave like idiots guys!!!


Enosis
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search

Enosis (Greek: Ένωσις) is the Greek term for "union." During the time when Cyprus was a British colony (1878-1960), and since Cypriot independence, the word has generally referred to a proposed union between the island of Cyprus and Greece. Similar movements had previously developed in other Hellenic regions such as Crete and the Dodecanese, resulting in the incorporation of these areas into the Greek state.

The enosist movement was the natural outgrowth of national awareness of the Hellenic population of Cyprus that made up the overwhelming majority of the population of the island coupled with the growth of the anticolonial movement amongst the people of Cyprus. In fact the anti-colonial movement in Cyprus was identified to the enosist movement, enosis being, in the minds of the Hellenic population of Cyprus, the only natural outcome of the liberation of the Cypriot people from British rule.

In a referendum held under the initiative of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus, over 98% of the Greek population of Cyprus voted in favour of ridding Cyprus of British rule and the unifying the island to the independent Greek state.

In 1955, the guerrilla movement EOKA was formed in Cyprus in order to end British rule and unite the island with Greece. However, faced by an immediate threat of the British administration of partitioning the island of Cyprus between Turkey and Greece, the Greek Cypriots and the leadership of the Greece were forced into accepting the formation of a fragile independence for Cyprus in 1960, and the Republic of Cyprus was set up.

The first Cyprus President Makarios III as well as all Greek Cypriot political groups representing the whole of the political spectrum, continued after independence to advocate enosis as just and natural. The Cypriot leadership, however, gradually recognised enosis as politically unfeasible. During the presidential campaign for the 1968 elections, Makarios said that enosis was "wishable" whereas independence was "possible". This differentiated him from the hardline pro-enosis elements which formed EOKA-B and participated in a coup against him in 1974. The coup was sponsored by the military dictatorship of Greece, which triggered the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and resulted in partition of Cyprus and massive population transfers. Today, enosis is not officially supported in Cypriot politics. [citation needed]



ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. enosis - the union of Greece and Cyprus (which is the goal of a group of Greek Cypriots)
union - a political unit formed from previously independent people or organizations; "the Soviet Union"
Cyprus, Republic of Cyprus - a country on the island of Cyprus; 80% of the people are of Greek origin and 20% or Turkish origin

But, Zan, one can also play that game and say that Taksim was first initiated in 1571.!!

Not taking my advise then

Zan, in line to your posts you are always the victims. If it so you will be finally the victims again -why you are spending our time with your problems-why you do not depart from Cyprus leaving us in our hapiness?

Balancing years of Greek propaganda is not claiming to be the victim but trying to find the truth and balance. You don't complain when the GC version is posted and neither do I, as long as it is the truth. I have never denied the pain the GCs have had to deal with but am constantly denied the TCs pain........No cry no milk........I have had to learn that.

[Acikgoz]

First link - scribd - causing problems, second link -pdf - not opening.
Any other place to source Lit?

I just double checked. Links work fine for me, Acikgoz.

Still probs, guess on my end.

[Viewpoint]

1923 Lausanne Treaty; annexation recognized, and all claims to the island renounced. Turkish Cypriot (TC) delegation to Ankara to press for return of island to Turkey.

I don't care where these links were taken from....this chronology posted by BigOz clearly show who started this whole enosis thing first.

Oh dear dear, VP will be horrified when he finds out that Taksim did not follow Enosis.!

Do you know the difference between taksim and enosis?