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- Enosis - Wikipedia
Enosis (Greek: Ένωσις, IPA: [ˈenosis], "union") is an irredentist ideology held by various Greek communities living outside Greece that calls for them and the regions that they inhabit to be incorporated into the Greek state
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- Enosis | Greek politics | Britannica
The Greek Cypriots’ demand for enosis (union with Greece) was opposed by Turkish Cypriots, constituting a major division in the island’s politics; a string of almost annual petitions demanding enosis were matched by counterpetitions and demonstrations from the Turkish Cypriots
- ENOSIS Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of ENOSIS is a movement to secure the political union of Greece and Cyprus
- What does enosis mean? - Definitions. net
Enosis is a Greek word that means 'union' In historical and political context, it specifically refers to the movement that seeks to unite Greek populated regions, areas or islands with Greece This term is mostly associated with the idea of Cyprus' unification with Greece
- Cascon Case CYE: Cyprus (enosis) 1954-59 - MIT
British-occupied Cyprus contained two communities, the Greek Orthodox Christians (75%) and Turkish Muslims (18%), who lived for the most part in mutual cultural isolation Greek-Cypriot pressures on Britain to permit "enosis" (union with Greece) increased markedly after 1950
- Enosis Explained
Enosis (el|Ένωσις, pronounced as el , "union") is an irredentist ideology held by various Greek communities living outside Greece that calls for them and the regions that they inhabit to be incorporated into the Greek state
- “Enosis in the political discourses of the Greek and Cypriot Left in . . .
Specifically, it explores how, and to what end, enosis was instrumentalized by the Greek and Cypriot Left during the 1950s and 1960s, and the Turkish Cypriot reaction to it
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