Quislings: Who profited during the occupation by collaborating with the invaders? (Part 1)
Read in Part A: How was economic collaboration with the occupiers defined? – Civil engineers, contractors, merchants, industrialists, and artisans as collaborators of the Occupation authorities – The black marketeers – The investments of "blood money" in real estate
The mysterious death of Ioannis Tsigantes in 1943: The “Midas 614” organization, the 12,000 golden sovereign, and betrayal
Ioannis Tsigantes Svoronos and his actions up to 1940 - His escape to Egypt and the mission to Greece with 12,000 gold pounds - The fatal mistakes - The "Midas 614" organization, the mysterious traitor, and the tragic ending
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
