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Die Verbrechen der Türkei in Zypern
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Weitere Verbrechen der Türkei in Zypern
[h=1]320 GC PoWs executed by Turks in 1974[/h]
Turkish Cypriot daily Afrika newspaper (31.08.09) in its front page and under the title "The prisoners of war were killed with a sword bayonet" reports on a testimony which a Turkish Cypriot gave to the reporter
of the [COLOR=#1B8EDE !important]paper[/COLOR] Ali Osman regarding the assassinations of Greek Cypriot prisoners of war by Turkish soldiers on the beach were the Turkish troops landed during 1974. The paperwrites that the person who gave the
testimony was a fighter witness of the events which took place during that day and adds that he narrated the events to the paper on condition of unanimity and his [COLOR=#1B8EDE !important]picture[/COLOR] to be taken from the back.
The paper also reports that the [COLOR=#1B8EDE !important]unknown[/COLOR] person spoke to the paper as a response to the reports published the previous weeks in Turkish newspapers which allege that the Greek Cypriots who were
killed during the period of the war in Cyprus were killed mostly by Turkish Cypriots.
The witness explained to Ali Osman that during the period of 1974 when the Turkish invasion started he was on duty in Milia division. The commanders of their division were from Turkey and
their names were Mehmet Ali Aydinoz and Terzi Yusuf. The Turkish Cypriot witness said also that the prisoners of war who were approximately 40 persons in each bus were taken into eight buses.
Together with the prisoners of war, into the buses there were the driver, one policeman and one fighter. He then said that the prisoners of war were taken to the beach were the Turkish troops landed and that a vessel came there so that it would take the prisoners of war and carry them to Turkey.
He then explained that after the Greek Cypriot prisoners of war were embarked on the vessels, the Turkish soldiers killed them not with bullets but with sword bayonets.
"The water of the sea became red", he said adding that afterwards they entered into a bus and returned to their divisions since they handed over the prisoners of war.
http://www.topix.com/forum/world/cyprus/TC7M0KP9T167O5TJ2
[h=1]320 GC PoWs executed by Turks in 1974[/h]
Turkish Cypriot daily Afrika newspaper (31.08.09) in its front page and under the title "The prisoners of war were killed with a sword bayonet" reports on a testimony which a Turkish Cypriot gave to the reporter
of the [COLOR=#1B8EDE !important]paper[/COLOR] Ali Osman regarding the assassinations of Greek Cypriot prisoners of war by Turkish soldiers on the beach were the Turkish troops landed during 1974. The paperwrites that the person who gave the
testimony was a fighter witness of the events which took place during that day and adds that he narrated the events to the paper on condition of unanimity and his [COLOR=#1B8EDE !important]picture[/COLOR] to be taken from the back.
The paper also reports that the [COLOR=#1B8EDE !important]unknown[/COLOR] person spoke to the paper as a response to the reports published the previous weeks in Turkish newspapers which allege that the Greek Cypriots who were
killed during the period of the war in Cyprus were killed mostly by Turkish Cypriots.
The witness explained to Ali Osman that during the period of 1974 when the Turkish invasion started he was on duty in Milia division. The commanders of their division were from Turkey and
their names were Mehmet Ali Aydinoz and Terzi Yusuf. The Turkish Cypriot witness said also that the prisoners of war who were approximately 40 persons in each bus were taken into eight buses.
Together with the prisoners of war, into the buses there were the driver, one policeman and one fighter. He then said that the prisoners of war were taken to the beach were the Turkish troops landed and that a vessel came there so that it would take the prisoners of war and carry them to Turkey.
He then explained that after the Greek Cypriot prisoners of war were embarked on the vessels, the Turkish soldiers killed them not with bullets but with sword bayonets.
"The water of the sea became red", he said adding that afterwards they entered into a bus and returned to their divisions since they handed over the prisoners of war.
http://www.topix.com/forum/world/cyprus/TC7M0KP9T167O5TJ2
Ricky
Gesperrt
Welcher bist du auf dem Bild?
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
"Halbe Türken", willst du beleidigen?
Heraclius
Damit hast du vielleicht Recht.
Dzeko weiss nun mal was gut ist. Ich an deiner Stelle würde mir ein Beispiel an ihm nehmen.
Aligatori
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"Halbe Türken", willst du beleidigen?
Heraclius
dzeko ist kein türke aber dafür ein wahrer osmanli
Beylerbeyi
Pivo
Wie war das noch? Warum sah sich die Türkei 74 gezwungen in Zypern einzumarschieren? War da nicht was mit massakrierten Zyperntürken?
G
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Guest
Nein das war Kissinger Plan die Türken waren nur Mittel zum Zweck.
Ricky
Gesperrt
JaJa genau und ich bin ein Ostfriese aus der Türkei lach.
Die Griechen haben immer Recht aber die anderen sind Schuld schön mal mit dem Finger auf andere zeigen das sieht man ja bei der Wirtschaftskriese.
Tigerfish
Gesperrt