The Greek Cypriot Communist party published the confessions of a Greek Cypriots on 20 July 1998. The Greek Cypriot, Nikos Yenya, who lives in London told "Haravgi" that as a soldier he was based at Kyrenia in the north and when they were running away from the Turkish army in 1974, his unit went through the Turkish Cypriot villages of Sandallar and Murataga. Yenya said :

"We went through Sandallari and Marata, what I have seen there was so horrific that I will never forget it as long as I live. The EOKA -B members were opening big ditches with bulldozers and burying the Turkish Cypriots that they have killed, amongst the murdered were children women and old people (The reason was, all the men were sent to concentration camps in Limassol thus survived the massacres).... One of the EOKA man said we have done our job"

This are the words of a Greek Cypriot who no longer could keep for himself the atrocities the Greeks committed against the Turkish Cypriots.

'VOICE OF GERMANY' 30 July 1974 sums up clearly why Turkish & Greek cypriots can no longer live together . The only solution is two seperate states of cyprus.

"The human mind cannot comprehend the Greeks' butchery. In the villages around the Famagusta region the Greek national guard have displayed unsurpassed examples of savagery. Entering Turkish homes, they ruthlessly rained bullets on women and children. They cut throats of many Turks rounding up Turkish women they raped them all. The defenceless Turkish women and young girls frantically tried to run away. These horrifying attacks are still continuing in Famagusta and its environs. In a Turkish village the Greeks rounded up Turkish man women and children and made them dig their own graves. According to my estimate there were hundreds of such victims."