Sotos wrote:Mustiejodu wrote:TypicaL greek response is denial to anything . Same response from nazi Germans who lived in denial of atrocities. They won't accept any responsibility to any atrocities inflicted on the TC s . Mention the 2 tc villages that were masacred and they will stoop to a level of total denial and even blame TCs . They have similar mentality to the nazi s hence why we should have done what the british did on DDay which was bomb the fuck out of the whole lot of them and bring them to trial and hang them like they did in the Nuremburge trials
Here is a list of massacres in Cyprus: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ma ... _in_Cyprus
Total Turkish Cypriots massacred by Greeks: 251
Total Greek Cypriots massacred by Turks: 26525
And that list is incomplete ... if we included everything... like the 1000s killed during the Turkish invasion and whose bodies are still being found in mass graves all over the place, then the difference would be even greater. And then of course there are the MILLIONS that the Turks killed in various genocides. And lets not forget that Turkey invaded Cyprus using the same excuse that Hitler used to invade Czechoslovakia. And then you dare say that we are the Nazis? Here is a List of genocides by death toll. The Turks have committed 4 of the top 28 genocides!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ge ... death_toll
Nikitas wrote:You got Afania mixed up with Palaikyhtro, where Petros' family were massacred by a TC teenager to steal their cows. Afania was a much bigger and organized event. Males from the surrounding villages were taken there and summarily executed. It happened BEFORE Sandalaris. Moving dozzens of people was not possible in areas controlled by the Turkish Army. Look it up.
And you conveniently by pass the Yalousa murders of civlians, the murder of Kassialos the painter. You are stuck on that babies in the bath business. You like to think the TC fasicsts killed nobody in 1963, you sad MF.
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