Özet:

The origin of the Cyprus issue, which has become one of Turkey’s national cases since the 1950s, is based on the 1796 map of the “Megali Idea” which shows Cyprus within the borders of Greece. The essence of the issue is the struggle of the Cypriot Turks against the Emiles of Enosis of the Romans. As a result of the 1959 Zurich and London treaties, on 16 August 1960, the Republic of Cyprus was established. Since 21 December 1963, the island has been divided into two parts after the Romans launched the “Akritas” genocide plan. By a resolution of the UN Security Council of 4 March 1964, the United Nations Peace Force was established in Cyprus and the government of Cyprus was asked to take measures to prevent violence and bloodshed. This decision has led to the recognition of the Rom Government as a legitimate Cyprus Government and the view of the Cyprus Turkish society as an assy community. The Romans joined the European Union on 1 May 2004 and gained the right of representation in the Council of Europe and in the European Parliament. The Romans do not want to share the rights they have earned and the state they own alone as a federation. The transfer of historical facts, the given struggle and the suffered suffering to the young generations is necessary to ensure that the same suffering is not experienced again. This article aims to know that the main cause of the unresolution that has so far occurred is that the Romans are the Enosis targets and to inform the public of the Acritas genocide plan they put into practice for this purpose. It was attempted to reveal the written sources of those days and the newspapers that could be studied.