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Tatar: I question the sincerity of the Greek Cypriots, they want union with Greece

Greek Cypriots' position is "the Turkish Cypriot people should submit to their sovereignty and their authority", Tatar said after meeting with Christodoulides

Cyprus: 70 years since the start of the Greek-Cypriot Struggle for Union with Greece (photos)

The main commemorative events take place in the “Imprisoned Graves”

Cyprus: The Republic of Cyprus turns 64 in the shadow of permanent division

Since 1963, Cyprus has experienced turmoil, including the occupation of 37% of its territory by Turkish forces for over half a century. Now, the risk of permanent division, which Ankara has long sought to make legal (de jure), looms larger

September 1955: When the Greeks of Constantinople paid for the struggle of Cyprus for independence

The events of 6-7 September 1955 were decisive for the future of Greek-Turkish relations & the Cyprus problem

Erdogan provokes from the Occupied Territories: “Mitsotakis came to honor the ‘terrorists’ of EOKA” – Attack on Dendias – The Greek response

Tatar's tirade with references to Mitsotakis, Dendias & an invocation of...Andreas Papandreou - The government speaks with one voice, diplomatic sources respond

69 years since EOKA started the Cypriot struggle for liberation & unification with Greece (photos)

The successful outcome of the Cypriot Struggle is an achievement of epic proportions

Grigoris Afxentiou: 66 years since the Greek Hero’s death (video)

The soul of the Cypriot struggle for Enosis (Union with Greece)

Augustis Efstathiou, EOKA fighter for the Union of Cyprus with Greece, has died (photo)

He was a member of Grigoris Auxentiou's group and present in the latter's last stand

Tortured to death: The 14 Cypriot men killed by British in 50s revolution

Book reveals fate of EOKA freedom fighters at the hands of the army during the dying days of empire on the Mediterranean island

Cyprus April 1st: 67 years since the beginning of the Struggle for Independent

Nothing is gone, nothing is forgotten!

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