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Die Verbrechen der Türkei in Zypern
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Zum Gendenken an Solomos Solomou, den die türkischen Soldaten 1996 ermordet haben
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji7xnoOiq_4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji7xnoOiq_4
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der Mord an den Salomon Solomou durch die türkische Besatzungsarmee:
Solomos Solomou (griech. Σολωμός Σολωμού, * 1970; † 14. August 1996 bei Famagusta) war ein Zyperngrieche, der bei einer Demonstration am 14. August 1996 vorFamagusta von türkischen Soldaten erschossen wurde.
Solomos Solomou ? Wikipedia
Es gibt User die diese Morde an unbewaffnete Zivilisten für gut heißen siehe die türkischen User Amarok.
http://www.balkanforum.info/f41/tue...-tuerkische-streitkraefte-25042/index701.html
Solomos Solomou (griech. Σολωμός Σολωμού, * 1970; † 14. August 1996 bei Famagusta) war ein Zyperngrieche, der bei einer Demonstration am 14. August 1996 vorFamagusta von türkischen Soldaten erschossen wurde.
Solomos Solomou ? Wikipedia
Es gibt User die diese Morde an unbewaffnete Zivilisten für gut heißen siehe die türkischen User Amarok.
http://www.balkanforum.info/f41/tue...-tuerkische-streitkraefte-25042/index701.html
der skythe
Keyboard Turner
Hey Sunshine,hast bemerkt das ich da bin 
Schön langsam brauner,so viele Themen auf einmal,wie soll ich die alle bewältigen...
Schön langsam brauner,so viele Themen auf einmal,wie soll ich die alle bewältigen...
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Hey Sunshine,hast bemerkt das ich da bin
Schön langsam brauner,so viele Themen auf einmal,wie soll ich die alle bewältigen...
Schön das du da bist, dann kannst du von mir etwas lernen.
Wie siehst du den Mord an den unbewaffneten Zivilisten?
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Weitere türkische Verbrechen:
A few days later, the Greek Cypriot men in the village were rounded up in the cafe; the women and children were held in the school. Fourteen men from the village, including Yiannos, his nephew Pavlos and Pavlos's teenage son, were never seen again.
From south of the ceasefire line that divided the island and shut our family off from their village, decades of campaigning, hoping and dreading began. "The dead die once, the disappeared die every day," said the Argentinian writer Ernesto Sabato.
In February this year, Yiannos's daughter got a telephone call from the missing persons committee saying they wanted to come and talk to her. She knew what it meant. The following week, family members were driven to see the bones at the UN's makeshift laboratory in the eerie no-man's land of old Nicosia airport, frozen in time at the moment of the invasion, and of Yiannos's death.
We now know that he was found in a mass grave with 12 people in it, six from Komi Kepir and six from neighbouring Eftakomi, my grandfather's village. Yiannos was lying seventh in the line with one arm above his head. Three of the others had their hands tied. All had bullet wounds and bullets were found dotted separately around the grave - we don't know if they came out of the bodies as they decomposed.
Angelique Chrisafis on finding her uncle's remains from Cyprus' 1974 ethinic killing | World news | The Guardian
A few days later, the Greek Cypriot men in the village were rounded up in the cafe; the women and children were held in the school. Fourteen men from the village, including Yiannos, his nephew Pavlos and Pavlos's teenage son, were never seen again.
From south of the ceasefire line that divided the island and shut our family off from their village, decades of campaigning, hoping and dreading began. "The dead die once, the disappeared die every day," said the Argentinian writer Ernesto Sabato.
In February this year, Yiannos's daughter got a telephone call from the missing persons committee saying they wanted to come and talk to her. She knew what it meant. The following week, family members were driven to see the bones at the UN's makeshift laboratory in the eerie no-man's land of old Nicosia airport, frozen in time at the moment of the invasion, and of Yiannos's death.
We now know that he was found in a mass grave with 12 people in it, six from Komi Kepir and six from neighbouring Eftakomi, my grandfather's village. Yiannos was lying seventh in the line with one arm above his head. Three of the others had their hands tied. All had bullet wounds and bullets were found dotted separately around the grave - we don't know if they came out of the bodies as they decomposed.
Angelique Chrisafis on finding her uncle's remains from Cyprus' 1974 ethinic killing | World news | The Guardian
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
Welcher Türke hat dich schon wieder verschmäht?
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[h=1]Turk soldiers murdered handicapped children in Cyprus[/h]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-l3tips-dU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-l3tips-dU