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Merhaba Hocam,

Benim yarın Film436 dersimin sunumu var ve ek derse katılamayacağım.
Ancak projenin aşama aşama nasıl ilerlediğini blogda mevcut.

Tamamlanmamış anacak finaline çok yakın halide aşağıda ki adreslerden izlenebilir.

http://cemyoucel-402.blogspot.com/
http://students.sabanciuniv.edu/~cemyucel/02.swf

Tam olarak nelerin neden olduğu yada neden olmadığı ise blog te gelen mailler ile birlikte mevcut.
Teşekkürler,

Saygılarımla,

Cem Yücel/p>

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Arkadaşlarımdan biri bugün sat 15.37 de cevap yazdı.
Cevabı ekte olmakla birlikte,

Kendisi kuzeyde bir çok rumun öldürüldüğünü, eziyetlere maruz kaldığını ve bu nedenle kendilerine ait hiç bir mezarın olmadığını belirtmiş.

Adada halen daha yeni yeni bulunanlar cesetler ve toplu mezarlar var ancak bunlar %90 türk mezarları oluyor. İlginç bir şekilde öldürüldüğü iddia edilen "rumların toplu mezarlarına" halen denk gelinmedi.

Dolayısıyla rumlarla ilgili hiçbir bilgi olmayacak projede.
Varlığından ve yaşandığı anlatılan tüm işkenceler bir şekilde sadece rivayetten ibaret çünkü ortada ne bir ceset, nede bir toplu mezar var.

Kayıpalrın arandığı ve ilan edildiği web sitelerinede linkler mevcut ancak benim işime yarayıp, projemde yer verebileceğim olayalrın yaşandığı bir landmark ne yazık ki yok.
Nitekim, rum akerlerin şehitliği dah, şu anda tamamen baştan açılmışmış, çünkü geçmişte gelişigüzel defnedilmiş naaşları ve aileleri huzursuzmuş.

Bugün elime geçen elektronik mektuplar ekte.

elektronik posta bir >>
this is a complete list of everybody still missing. You can sort by origin. You can see like Assia, a village in Mesaoria, they have 84 missing. That was mass execution I believe, but their relatives still believe they are alive in Turkey someplace.

http://www.missing-cy.org/


On 6/5/08, xxx wrote:

elektronik posta iki >>

Cem,

I just saw your reply for some reason it went to the spam folder. I am sorry I didnt see it before. Are you still working on your project? Most of the killings happened in the north so there are no too many memorials. The almost 6000 soldiers are buried in the "tymbos" of Makedonitissa, the military cemetary of Lakatamia and the cemetary of St. Constantinos and St Elenis in Nicosia. Of course many were buried in their villages.

This link is to the group that excavates for missing people you may find what mass graves they opened http://www.cmp-cyprus.org/nqcontent.cfm?a_id=1

I dont know if there is a website or something but allmost all the villages in the north have stories of dead either from the turkish airfoce bombings, or old people that refused to leave. From stories I remember for mass executions they had them at Palaikythro, Assia. In Karmi a lot of women were raped and had the crescent and the star carved on their bodies. I will look a bit more to see if I find a link in english.

There are more memorials for those the english killed because they were few. in 1974 the destruction was so massive and touched everybody that only recently the start talking about individuals. To understand... for the soldiers in the military cemetary they had to unburry them to rearrange the bodies because in 74 they didnt keep good records which grave was for who. The relatives were very upset.

I ll write again later

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Sunuma ne kadarını yetiştirebilirim bilmiyorum ancak geldiğim noktada eksik olanlar,

- 3 mekanın görseli + Rumlarla alakalı sayfalar
- Videolar ( kime ne yapacağım belli ancak videoların sadece bir tanesi bitti)

Biten kısmı,

yukarıda kiler haricinde artık flash'a geçmeye hazırım.

Videolar .avi formatında hazırlanıyor ve .flv formatına çeviriliyor.
Ekstradan eklenmiş olan bid belgesel kısmı var ki burası benim bir diğer ders için hazırladığım belgesel'e yer vereceğim./p>

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Even though it has no special role in the history, it was the first gate of the border, to be closed and the last one to be opened. It's the shortest way to pass from Southern Nicosia to Northern Nicosia.


Ledra Palas,

Since 1974, it has been known that the meetings for peace, were held in Ledra Palace. Actually it wasn't. Ledra Palaces is till the home of UN soldiers and found in Nicosia, inside the greenline between Northern and Southern parts of the island.


Mass Murder,

After the second operation, three Turkish Cypriot towns were attacked and all inhibitants were murdered on the same night. There are two memorials for the mass-murdered inhibitants of those three towns. These memorials are pretty close to each other but they are far from the city center of Famagusta.


Martrydom of Boğaz
Soldiers of Turkish army and the Turkish Cypriot soldiers who died during the operation rests in here. It's the biggest memorial built and renovated by Turkey.
It's on the way to Nicosia from Kyrenia.

Karaoglanoglu
The operation started in the morning of 14th of August 1974, in here. There is a memorial built in the memory of that day and of those who died there for the good of turkish cypriots. Karaoglanoglu is very close to Kyrenia.

Erenkoy
There is no civil life in Erenkoy so you are not allowed to visit this site. A generation died while defending Erenkoy. It's a little town surrounded bu the UN soldiers on the northwestern island.

CTA
Cengiz Topel is the first war martyr of Turkish airforces. His plane falled down and he survived. However he has been murdered with great torture. This memorial feature some parts of his plane and a memorial built in the name of him. This places is pretty far from the city center and built in Lefke.

Parliament
The declaration of Northern Cyprus took place in front of this building. Even though the government has not been recognized by any country except Turkey, it was a big step for the independence of Turks on the island. Parliamentary building is built in Nicosia.

Maraş
Known as the Miami of the 60s, every woman used to have seperate cars for shopping and nightlife. Maraş has been closed and under very heavy corrosion since then. You are not allowed to enter the site however Maraş is a town of Famagusta.

Museum of Barbarism
The family of a Turkish soldier has been killed inside a bath tub on 24th of December 1963.It's one of the wildest and bloodiest thing happened during the issue. It's referred as the Bloody Christmas. The house is now a museum and can be visited in Kumsal area of Nicosia./p>

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Cyprus Kıbrıs Kypros

"Cyprus (Greek: Κύπρος, Kýpros; Turkish: Kıbrıs), officially the Republic of Cyprus (Greek: Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία, Kypriakī́ Dīmokratía; Turkish: Kıbrıs Cumhuriyeti) is a Eurasian island country situated in the eastern Mediterranean south of Turkey, west of the Levant, north of Egypt, and east-southeast of Greece. Cyprus is the third-largest island and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, attracting over 2.4 million tourists per year.[1] A former British colony, it gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1960 and became a Commonwealth republic in 1961. The Republic of Cyprus is a developed country and has been a member of the European Union since 1 May 2004. It adopted the euro on the 1st of January 2008. In 1974, following a period of violence between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots and an attempted Greek Cypriot coup d'état aimed at annexing the island to Greece[2] and sponsored by the Greek military junta of 1967-1974, Turkey invaded and occupied one-third of the island. This led to the displacement of thousands of Cypriots and the establishment of a separate Turkish Cypriot political entity in the north. This event and its resulting political situation is a matter of ongoing dispute. The Republic of Cyprus, the internationally recognized state, claimed sovereignty over 97% of the island of Cyprus and all surrounding waters, with the United Kingdom controlling the remaining three percent. The island is de facto partitioned into four main parts. The Republic of Cyprus exercises full effective control over approximately 59% of the island, the TRNC controls over approximately 36% of the island, and the remaining approximately 5% of the land mass is split evenly between British-controlled Sovereign Base Areas and the UN-controlled Green Line[3]. * the area under the effective control of the Republic of Cyprus in the south of the island; * the Turkish occupied area in the north[4], calling itself the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (recognized only by Turkey); * the United Nations-controlled Green Line, separating the two; and * two Sovereign Base Areas (Akrotiri and Dhekelia), over which the United Kingdom retained jurisdiction after Cypriot independence.[5] "

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