The outspoken declarations of policy by Archbishop Makarios and his Greek ministers form the crux of our complaints. On 1*1- March 1971 Archbishop Makarios made a speech at the Greek Cypriot village of Yialoussa in which he emphatically stressed that his policy continues to be Enosis (Union of Cyprus with Greece) in the following terms:
"Cyprus is Greek. Cyprus was Greek since the dawn of its history and will remain Greek. Greek and undivided we have taken it over. Greek and undivided we shall preserve it. Greek and undivided we shall deliver it to Greece."
According to reports published in the local Greek press on l6 March 1971; Archbishop Makarios gave a categorical assurance to certain members of the underground organization; National Front, at a meeting he had with them on 9 March 1971? that he has "never ceased to work for Enosis and that he will never sign an agreement which excludes Enosis".
In the meantime Mr. Komodremos, the Minister of Interior of the Greek Cypriot Administration, has continued to tour the island delivering fiery speeches on Enosis and declaring that the Turks of Cyprus are "guests" in the island and should not Interfere in the affiars of Cyprus. In line with this outspokenness of the leadership the Greek Cypriot press has increased its virulent anti-Turkish and pro-Enosis campaign while the Greek Cypriot administrators have hardened their attitude towards members of the Turkish Cypriot Community. The number of molestations, arrests and trial-treatment on sham charges and questioning of Turks on matters unconnected with such charges, assaulting Turks and indiscriminate search of vehicles owned by Turks who travel in Greek controlled areas have increased considerably.
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As i previously told, the hypocrisy of Makarios has no bounds... on one hand he was negotiating with TCs to find out a "just" solution to Cyprus problem and on the other hand still, obviously and publicly pursueing the Enosis policy by provoking both communities in opposite directions...