One preliminary question from Ianus

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Oct 5, 2010 at 01:12

TR from Turkey asks

"What is EOKA AND MEGALO IDEA=

Can IANUS explain these concepts? I wanna know. Enlighten me..."

Gladly but do Ianus a favour and first enlighten him on what was TMT, who were the Cyprus mujahedins, what was the Deniz incident from October 1959 about, where and when did the first massacres in Cyprus happen or if you want to you can omit all the above and enlighten Ianus on just one question : when and under what circumstances did the following conversation take place in the British House of Commons

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Sep 6, 2010 04:15

176370   6 Turkey and her lies - the case of "the incitement to murder and civil war of the Turkish Cypriot population by means of radio broadcasts and newspapers from Turkey" Mr. F. Noel-Baker asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies what steps the Government of Cyprus will take to prevent the incitement to murder and civil war of the Turkish Cypriot population by means of radio broadcasts and newspapers from Turkey.

Mr. Lennox-Boyd Her Majesty's Government have made the strongest representations to the Turkish Government about the tone and content of recent broadcasts and newspaper articles The Cyprus Press censor has on one occasion prevented the circulation of Turkish newspapers and will do so again whenever necessary." ?

PS Mark it that I don't demand any enlightement from you on the Armenian genocide , the Greek genocide, the Assyrian genocide and the Kurdish genocide and all the other crimes against humanity and war crimes, robebries, extortions, raids and massacres committed by the Turks during the Republican time and staunchly denied by the perpetrators !

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