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by **zan** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 4:15 pm

fanour

Next time I am in Cyprus, yes please. If you are in the UK then the same applies.

I also think the last time I read a book like Kifeas is suggesting it was on a par with "Confessions of a window cleaner". That was not authenticated in court either. :lol:

by **cypezokyli** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 4:18 pm

here it is

THE FIRST book by Cypriot journalist and researcher Makarios Drousiotis to be translated into English has just been published. Drousiotis is the author of a number of books on the Cyprus problem and its historical roots, and his latest publication is an English translation of his two-volume work, EOKA B and the CIA and 1974, both of which were published in Nicosia in 2002. The books cover extensively the events of the period surrounding the 1974 coup and Turkey's invasion of the island.

http://www.makarios.ws/cgibin/hweb?-A=1524&-V=writer

Cyprus 1974 - The Greek coup and the Turkish invasion
Bibliopolis (2006)

274 Pages, 61 illustrations, 8°, hard cover

ISBN: 3-933925-76-2[/quote]

by **cypezokyli** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 4:20 pm

zan wrote:fanour

Next time I am in Cyprus, yes please. If you are in the UK then the same applies.

I also think the last time I read a book like Kifeas is suggesting it was on a par with "Confessions of a window cleaner". That was not authenticated in court either.

actually the writer of the book kifeas is suggesting is one of the most outspoken yes-supporters and anti-tpap journalist.

would you be reading books, from authors you dont really agree with ? :wink:

by **RichardB** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 4:33 pm

Kifeas thanks for your help

I couldnt find any information re the book you suggeted on Mr Drousiotis website in the English articles section but I have just emailed the author for information

Many thanks

by **zan** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 4:38 pm

cypezokyli wrote:
zan wrote:fanour

Next time I am in Cyprus, yes please. If you are in the UK then the same applies.

I also think the last time I read a book like Kifeas is suggesting it was on a par with "Confessions of a window cleaner". That was not authenticated in court either.

actually the writer of the book kifeas is suggesting is one of the most outspoken yes-supporters and anti-tpap journalist.

would you be reading books, from authors you dont really agree with ?

Cyp

I am looking for the truth not backing for my beliefs. My leaning towards partition is for practical reasons and nothing else. If you can give me names of books from what ever side that you think will help me understand the problem then I will read them but don't ask me to think of them as the truth and nothing but. They are all objective to a point. Unfortunately, none of them will solve the Cyprob because of those reasons and for anyone to come on this forum and try to defend any one with reasons that the words are straight out of the horses mouth is either mad or underestimates the people they are talking to.

by **fanourıo** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 5:04 pm

questions : Makarios was informed by whom? Makarios Drosuhiotis did not know of Kypros Pafitis the ACTUAL murderer who only recently left a will behind CONFESSING the murder of Polykarpos Giorkatzis! all will be published soon.....dont worry!

by **cypezokyli** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 8:50 pm

zan wrote:
cypezokyli wrote:
zan wrote:fanour

Next time I am in Cyprus, yes please. If you are in the UK then the same applies.

I also think the last time I read a book like Kifeas is suggesting it was on a par with "Confessions of a window cleaner". That was not authenticated in court either.

actually the writer of the book kifeas is suggesting is one of the most outspoken yes-supporters and anti-tpap journalist.

would you be reading books, from authors you dont really agree with ?

Cyp

I am looking for the truth not backing for my beliefs. My leaning towards partition is for practical reasons and nothing else. If you can give me names of books from what ever side that you think will help me understand the problem then I will read them but don't ask me to think of them as the truth and nothing but. They are all objective to a point. Unfortunately, none of them will solve the Cyprob because of those reasons and for anyone to come on this forum and try to defend any one with reasons that the words are straight out of the horses mouth is either mad or underestimates the people they are talking to.

i never said that there are objective books.
nor did i say that there is any book that can give you the "truth".
i just believe that the more one reads, the better. :wink:

by **Get Real!** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:45 pm

Fanos,

If you're disgruntled with our current government why don't you approach the opposition to help you with a job to your liking, I'm sure they could do with good journalists hammering the govt (in the right way) and instead opted to sleep with the enemy?

Being a democracy there are ways to get your message across without resorting to such desperate (and seemingly treasonous) moves. Unless of course you were too hot to handle even for the DISI press!!