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

xxx/p>