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[Oceanside50]

http://famagusta-gazette.com/july-marks ... 374-69.htm

July 20, 2014, marks 40 years since the Turkish invasion and subsequent occupation of Cyprus' northern third, the consequence of which are still felt across the island.

Today, Cyprus pays tribute to those killed during the invasion and those still missing, with memorials and other events in the government-controlled areas of the Republic. — Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2013

[Lordo]

the time for peace has no well and truly gone. the talks have collapsed. lets talk division. there is no other way.

[repulsewarrior]

...don't despair, Lordo.

[MrH]

I was there on the day of 20th July 1974 and remember how angry the Turkish soldiers were when they found our Dead civilians buried alive - in village after village. This prompted the Second operation, and its eventual change of plan from restoring the Cyprus constitution to saving our people from the AKRITAS Plan. Turkish soldiers may have killed Greek soldiers, but not its women and children from 1963.

Read the "Genicide Files" by Harry Scott Gibbons:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1151472.The_Genocide_Files
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Genocide-Files-Harry-Scott-Gibbons/dp/0951446428

and the AKRITAS Plan by the Greek Cypriot regime that is coincidentally now in Power!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akritas_plan

[Get Real!]

I was there on the day of 20th July 1974 and remember how angry the Turkish soldiers were when they found our Dead civilians buried alive - in village after village. This prompted the Second operation, and its eventual change of plan from restoring the Cyprus constitution to saving our people from the AKRITAS Plan. Turkish soldiers may have killed Greek soldiers, but not its women and children from 1963.

If there’s one thing I don’t like its LIARS.

Read the "Genicide Files" by Harry Scott Gibbons:

I'll leave that garbage for you to use as toilet paper.

[Oceanside50]

I was there on the day of 20th July 1974 and remember how angry the Turkish soldiers were when they found our Dead civilians buried alive - in village after village. This prompted the Second operation, and its eventual change of plan from restoring the Cyprus constitution to saving our people from the AKRITAS Plan. Turkish soldiers may have killed Greek soldiers, but not its women and children from 1963.

Read the "Genicide Files" by Harry Scott Gibbons:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1151472.The_Genocide_Files
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Genocide-Files-Harry-Scott-Gibbons/dp/0951446428

and the AKRITAS Plan by the Greek Cypriot regime that is coincidentally now in Power!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akritas_plan

you are way off the mark Mr H