series will be in 16 parts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tm07oxtFl8E
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annaka wrote:We were glued to the TV news programmes when the Turkish army invaded and we watched in horror as each news cast got worse and worse. I still remember the shock when the cameraman stepped on a landmine and the panic of people rushing to help him and in the next broadcast they announced that he had died. I also never forgot the two boys with gunshot wounds on their bodies whose family did not survive. However, the Greek Cypriot people survived and rebuilt their lives.
shahmaran wrote:annaka wrote:We were glued to the TV news programmes when the Turkish army invaded and we watched in horror as each news cast got worse and worse. I still remember the shock when the cameraman stepped on a landmine and the panic of people rushing to help him and in the next broadcast they announced that he had died. I also never forgot the two boys with gunshot wounds on their bodies whose family did not survive. However, the Greek Cypriot people survived and rebuilt their lives.
You were horrified after Turkey started to invade?
What were you doing for the 20 years before that?
lovernomore wrote:shahmaran wrote:annaka wrote:We were glued to the TV news programmes when the Turkish army invaded and we watched in horror as each news cast got worse and worse. I still remember the shock when the cameraman stepped on a landmine and the panic of people rushing to help him and in the next broadcast they announced that he had died. I also never forgot the two boys with gunshot wounds on their bodies whose family did not survive. However, the Greek Cypriot people survived and rebuilt their lives.
You were horrified after Turkey started to invade?
What were you doing for the 20 years before that?
well pointed out shahmaran. Our sufferings it seems was not of any importance, we were an obstacle and our destruction was a natural process, without us their progress to ENOSIS was guaranteed.
B25 wrote:lovernomore wrote:shahmaran wrote:annaka wrote:We were glued to the TV news programmes when the Turkish army invaded and we watched in horror as each news cast got worse and worse. I still remember the shock when the cameraman stepped on a landmine and the panic of people rushing to help him and in the next broadcast they announced that he had died. I also never forgot the two boys with gunshot wounds on their bodies whose family did not survive. However, the Greek Cypriot people survived and rebuilt their lives.
You were horrified after Turkey started to invade?
What were you doing for the 20 years before that?
well pointed out shahmaran. Our sufferings it seems was not of any importance, we were an obstacle and our destruction was a natural process, without us their progress to ENOSIS was guaranteed.
What suffering re, its all paid for propoganda as VP would say. All made up lies, just so that you can claim half our country as your own. FFS.
lovernomore wrote:...I would not sit on the negotiating table until you changed your history books and told the truth.
I'm aware that I could never convince you of the facts but if it was told by your leaders and historians you may then take it on board.
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