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[demetriou_74]

i know that he was one of the legendary leader of EOKA but does anybody know where i can get a picture of the area where the hut was. i think it was made of stone so maybe there is a picture of it. or does anybody know the location. thanks

[demetriou_74]

it wa sin the The Makheras mountain range but i do not have any pictures of it. thanks 4 the help

[garbitsch]

Is this what you were looking for??

[Main_Source]

I've been there...outside the cave where the english burnt him.

[city]

that one?? http://xs.to/xs.php?h=xs31&d=05222&f=afxentiou.jpg

[erolz]

i know that he was one of the legendary leader of EOKA but does anybody know where i can get a picture of the area where the hut was. i think it was made of stone so maybe there is a picture of it. or does anybody know the location. thanks

It it not quite what you asked for but you may be interested in a TV programme broacast in england (BBC) that has a section about this event, if you mean his burning in a cave hideout at the hands of the british. I had didigtised this program and put it up on some webspace in the past for users of this forum that were intetested in the program. The VHS tape I had as source material was in very poor shape so the digitised version is very rough in places but still watchable. The section that I think relates to this man and the events surrounding his death are here

www.visionmatters.co.uk/cyprus/video/cyppart2.wmv

at around 6.30mins into the clip

for anyone interested in the whole program the first part is

www.visionmatters.co.uk/cyprus/video/cyppart1.wmv

[demetriou_74]

cheers 4 the help every1. erolz your link dont seem to work but thanks 4 the effort neway.

[erolz]

cheers 4 the help every1. erolz your link dont seem to work but thanks 4 the effort neway.

Thats strange - its working fine from here. You do have to have windows media player or some other media player that supports .wmv files for it to work.

[Main_Source]

Erolz, do you see this film as a fair portrayel of history?

[erolz]

Erolz, do you see this film as a fair portrayel of history?

To be honest I have not watched it in a long while so could not really comment with any solid opinion. From memory it does not seek to make any judgments but to relay the events that happened using contemporary news footage, interviews with some key people (GC, TC and British). I think it certainly tires to offer a fair and accurate view - as to how well it sucseeds I would have to watch it again to properly answer that.

Did you watch it? Do you see the film as a fair protrayal of history? (or is the very asking of this question to you just more 'tit for tat' game playing on my part?)