Interesting argument re the respective rights of the two communities.
However, the present attitude of Turkey, as it is expressed everyday, at every opportunity, in every type of international forum, is to deny the existence of RoC.
TCs here get indignant about an unsuccesful past process to unite Cyprus with Greece.
How do you guys think that we feel when NOW when there is a reference by a Turkish government officials at the highest level referring to the RoC as "the late RoC" or the "the non existent republic" as happened on Friday at the EU? And this while recognising the TRNC as a state.
Today any TC can walk south and claim the benefits of his citizenship in the RoC. Can a GC claim any such benefits if he was born in the territory now occupied by the TRNC? The answer is no and the criteria applied in the denial are purely racial.
So when we compare what was, it is useful to cross check with what is, and how each community and each side has behaved since 1974 and not limit it to the 50s and 60s. If Enosis had happened the TCs would have been relegated to second class citizens, probably, though by no means certainly.
Judging by what actually happened in the north since 1974 it is equally probable that if Turkey ever takes over the whole island it will erase the GCs, and in my book erasure is kind of worse than second class status.
The other point is that the GC insistence on maintaining the RoC flies in the face of any idea that they still want Enosis. For that reason alone you would think that Turkey would not be so antagonistic and hostile to the existence of the RoC. The fact that it is leads to the inference that it is hostile to any non Turkish presence on the island.