
In this chapter I Cyprus’ examine the events of 1974: the coup inspired by mainland Greeks against the legitimate government of Cyprus headed by Archbishop and President Makarios, and the subsequent Turkish invasion which divided the island. I concentrate on reactions to loss among Greek Cypriots, because with a few notorious exceptions that affected the Turkish Cypriots, most losses and disappearances were Greek Cypriot.
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Disappeared persons -- Cyprus, Cyprus -- History -- Cyprus Crisis, 1974-
Disappeared persons -- Cyprus, Cyprus -- History -- Cyprus Crisis, 1974-
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