yes just because of the article that I posted, some body removed me from the list. my mistake is to tell the story of the other side. anyway I am back with a new nickname: kaddersokak

that is really bad you were removed i think its good you posted that message i found it very intresting as most of it is to do with cyprus and as a lot of people no i want to live there so i thank you for your post because even though i new a bit about this i didnt no that much and i didnt realise how bad it was so it was Unnecessary for you to be taken off this site.

This was the first and only thread in TC (so far) that was containing a healthy politico historical discussion. No threats, no insults, no abuse, no offensive language. I really don't understand why kadersokak's account had to be deleted. It makes me sad, really...

PRIVACY MATTERS
my old account has been removed by someone because he or she or they did not like the article about the greeks of istanbul. So it is once more clear that there is no privacy on the internet. somebody can take the control of ur personal account and remove it arbitrarily. freedoom of speech and privacy are very important but some people are not familiar with them. so i urgue you to be cautious here...

i wouldnt its free speech you can say what you want. if someone dont like it why dont they say! i dont see any harm in what you have posted here if someone has a problem show us the problem and explain what you think. i think its better that way. no one has to be delete from turkishclass over this. but the i would understand if people got a bit affended!

While two parties are trying to resolve some conflicts between them by succeeding in sitting at the same table, and trying to start a bright future in common, the third party is saying "Do you remember/Don't forget what s/he did to you in the past" to each side.
Can one consider it a sign of benevolence?, or should one consider it malevolent?
Is what the third party doing an act of provoking or freedom of speech?
Is any kind of freedom doing whatever you like whenever you wish?, or should one's freedom end where the other's freedom starts?

It might be interesting to look at what else was going on regarding Greece and Turkey at the time.

1955 - Greek Cypriots begin guerrilla war against British rule. The guerrilla movement, the National Organisation of Cypriot Combatants (EOKA), wants enosis (unification) with Greece.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1021835.stm

For more history....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Cyprus

u are right. the more we learn, the more we get unhappy and angry. indifference to what happened in the past will make us happier.