Richter 2011, pp.489–491:Richter claims that the assassination took place in the hospital's ward, while Aristotelous was talking to the doctor. The doctor was injured, according to Richter

Newsinger, John (30 April 2016). British Counterinsurgency. Palgrave Macmillan UK. ISBN 978-1-137-31686-8. In August 1955, Adnan Menderes the Turkish president at the time, announced that Turkey wouldn't accept any change in the status quo of Cyprus which were not in Turkeys interests. [50] In Turkey, the public opinion was un-eased. Rumors were spreading in Turkish media that a slaughter of the Turkish Cypriot community was likely to occur. Though they were unfounded they led to nationalist reactions in the country and the government-sponsored anti-Greek Istanbul pogrom of September 1955. [51] At the same time, during the London Trilateral Conference between Britain, Turkey and Greece, an agreement failed to materialize due to Turkish intransigence. [52] [53] During a meeting between the end of August and 7 September 1955, Turkey also argued that if the status quo of Cyprus under a British administration would not be respected, the whole Treaty of Lausanne would be questionable. [50] From October 1955 to March 1956 (Operation Forward Victory, phase I) [ edit ]While Ayoka Lee has made waves with her athletic achievements, she maintains a private personal life.

St. Margaret’s House is an arts and wellbeing charity, offering a wide programme of arts, wellbeing and community events across our creative studio spaces. Edwards, Aaron (28 February 2018). "Securing the base". Defending the Realm?. ISBN 9781526129956 . Retrieved 24 September 2018. Brussel, Leen Van; Carpentier, Nico (2014). The Social Construction of Death: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Springer. p.177. ISBN 9781137391919.More specific, EOKA is the acronym of the organisation's full name in Greek, Εθνική Οργάνωσις Κυπρίων Αγωνιστών, Ethniki Organosis Kyprion Agoniston ( National Organisation of Cypriot Fighters), sometimes expanded as Εθνική Οργάνωσις Κυπριακού Αγώνος, Ethnikí Orgánosis Kipriakoú Agónos ("National Organisation of Cypriot Struggle"). [5] The November 1926 appointment of Ronald Storrs (a philhellene) as the new governor of Cyprus, fostered the idea among Greek Cypriot nationalists that British rule would be a stepping stone for the eventual union with Greece. [15] Their relationship was to sour in 1928, when Greek Cypriots refused to take part in the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the British occupation of Cyprus. Greece appealed for calm, limiting the spread of anti-colonial articles in Greek Cypriot newspapers. Education became another arena of conflict with the passage of the Education Act, which sought to curtail Greek influence in the Cypriot school curricula. Cypriot irredentists also lamented the supposedly preferential treatment of Malta and Egypt at the expense of Cyprus. [16] Relations worsened further when the British authorities unilaterally passed a new penal code which permitted among other things the use of torture. In 1929, Legislative Council members Archbishop of Kition Nikodemos and Stavros Stavrinakis arrived in London, presenting a memorandum to the secretary of colonies Lord Passfield which contained demands for Enosis. As with previous such attempts the answer was negative. [17]

EOKA was headed by Georgios Grivas, a Greek Army officer, World War I and World War II veteran. During the Axis occupation of Greece in World War II, he led a small, anti-communist resistance [b] group, named Organization X. [23] [24] During the anti-communist struggle of December 1944 in Athens after the Axis withdrawal he was saved due to British intervention. [25] Grivas assumed the nom de guerre Digenis in direct reference to the legendary Byzantine Digenis Akritas who repelled invaders from the Byzantine Empire. [26] Second in command in EOKA was Grigoris Afxentiou, also a former officer of the Greek army. Afxentiou had graduated from the reserves Officers Academy in 1950 without previous experience on battlefield. [27] Objectives [ edit ] Richter 2011, p.254: ANE (Valiant Youth of EOKA), a pupil's group was created, ANE had a branch in every school. Abrahms, Max; Lula, Karolina (2012). "Why Terrorists Overestimate the Odds of Victory". Perspectives on Terrorism. 6 (4/5): 46–62. JSTOR 26296876. Harding escalated his fight against EOKA organizing a series of operations in April–July [d] Harding also upgraded his intelligence network including the creation of the notorious X-platoon. [81] On May 10 the first two EOKA prisoners were hanged and Grivas responded with the execution of two British soldiers. [70] The British were concerned to counter EOKA's mountain units. Large scale operations were launched however Grivas managed to escape. [82] He decided to move to Limassol where he established his new headquarters. Although Grivas escaped, the Troodos operations had some success for the British: 20 guerrillas and 50 weapons were captured. However, they ended up with a disaster: at least 7 British soldiers were killed and additionally 21 were burned to death by accident. The last incident overshadowed the first real success against the EOKA guerrilla forces. [82]Frendo, Henry (1998). "The naughty European twins of empire: The constitutional breakdown in Malta and Cyprus 1930–1933". The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms. 3 (1): 45–52. doi: 10.1080/10848779808579863. There is some controversy surrounding the Xhi organization as some sources consider it or its members to be Nazi collaborators while others consider it patriotic and anti-communist The main objective of EOKA was Enosis. The organization adopted typical Greek national ideologies and displayed religious, conservative and anticommunist ideas. [2] [3] This was in agreement with the prevailing ideas of Cypriot society at the time. [28] [29] There was a widespread belief that leftists opposed national objectives and provided a certain support to the colonial regime [30] contrary to other contemporary anti-colonial insurgencies in Africa or Asia, which were led by Marxists. [31] A memorial museum dedicated to the EOKA campaign was created in 1960. It is located in the centre of Nicosia. [149] There is a long list of successes in her career and we can only say that one day she will become a legendary player. Ayoka Lee’s Awards & Achievements Junkanoo Jam All-Tournament Team – Bimini Division

Richter, Heinz A. (2010). A Concise History of Modern Cyprus. Harrassowitz Verlag. ISBN 978-3447062121. Beyond her impressive achievements on the basketball court, Ayoka made headlines on January 23, 2022, by scoring an unprecedented 61 points in a single game, surpassing existing records in NCAA Division I women’s basketball history. a b c Darius Rejali (8 June 2009). Torture and Democracy. Princeton University Press. pp.331–. ISBN 978-1-4008-3087-9. The single most impressive aspect of the Medion Akoya E15303 is CPU performance. That you can have eight high-performance AMD CPU cores in such an affordable laptop is simply fantastic. Drousiotis, Makarios (25 April 2005). "Our Haunted Country". Politis Newspaper . Retrieved 3 May 2009.Novo, Andrew R. (2010). On all fronts: EOKA and the Cyprus insurgency, 1955-1959 (PhD thesis). Oxford University, UK. The authorities of the Republic of Cyprus consider the EOKA struggle as a struggle of national liberation and its members as heroic freedom fighters. [145] The day of the beginning of the EOKA campaign, 1 April, is considered a national anniversary in the country today. [146] [147] Turkish nationalist narrative as written in a Turkish-Cypriot textbook considers the struggle of EOKA's guerillas as barbaric and illegal with the conclusion that "Cyprus is and will remain Turkish" (p.61)." [148] Museums and Monuments [ edit ] Monument for Michalis Karaolis, Nicosia