See the report by Scott Gibbons entitled 'Massacre'
http://www.ukpressonline.co.uk/ukpresso ... %20cypriot
newgeneration wrote:I have tried, but the archive websites are only accessible once you have paid for a subscription so links cannot be posted.
Bananiot wrote:One needs to take a critical look and of course be totally unbiased in order to begin to understand what was happening in Cyprus. EOKA started an armed struggle to get Cyprus unified to Greece. The TC nationalists reacted and asked for taksim. When Makarios half-heartedly signed for independence he was doing so because he intended to carry on the struggle for enosis. We need to be totally honest if we are interested to come to the truth. Since 1955 an undeclared war was taking place as the two communities tussled for strategic advantage. A few of us, the romantic ones, wanted the GC's and TC's to be brothers-in-arms in a free and really independent Cyprus. TMT took care of those TC's who had such noble aspirations and EOKA went on a killing spree of innocent GC's and in fact killed far more GC's than British soldiers. This is the truth as I lived it.
newgeneration wrote:Have done so numerous times already - http://www.parliament.uk. Google them.
I am looking at Daily Express archives now from 1963 and 1964. The article I refer to was written by Macoll and McGeachie. There are numerous others ...
There is nothing stopping you from registering on The Daily Express site and seeing at least the preview of the article for which you don't have to pay. You do have to be a registered user however.
newgeneration wrote:Bill.
The Daily Express online archive does go back to the 60's.
In regards to your attempt to discredit the article I published, I'd like to point out that the Daily Express article was an eye witness account, as seen and described in their own words, by 2 Daily Express journalists.
That Kucuk talks of the same incident is not irregular. If it had occurred, and it is clear that it did occur, then the same event would have been reported across several different publications.
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