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enosis

Movement, developed from 1930, for the union of Cyprus with Greece. The campaign (led by EOKA and supported by Archbishop Makarios) intensified from the 1950s. In 1960 independence from Britain, without union, was granted, and increased demands for union led to its proclamation in 1974. As a result, Turkey invaded Cyprus, ostensibly to protect the Turkish community, and the island was effectively partitioned.



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However, reluctant to share power and pursuing a policy of Enosis (Union) with Greece, Greek Cypriots soon expelled Turkish Cypriots from power and terrorised and ghettoised them.
On July 15, 1974, a detachment of the National Guard, led by officers from mainland Greece, launched a coup aimed at assassinating Makarios and realising their plans for enosis (union with Greece).
Limassol (a) 1-1 Larissa (h) 2-1 Alki Larnaca (h) 0-0 Olympiakos (a) 3-0 Enosis *Cup match
 
 
 
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