Spyros Kyprianou: A True Friend of the Armenians

From: Armenian Reporter, The | Date: April 6, 2002| Author: Sinanian, Vartkes | Copyright information


Armenian Reporter, The

04-06-2002

With the untimely passing of the former President of Cyprus, Spyros
Kyprianou, the people of the island republic lost a powerful voice opposed
to Turkish intransigence while the Armenian nation will sorely miss his
presence as a true friend of our people.

Kyprianou was the protégé of the first President of Cyprus Archbishop
Makarios, who invited the young British-trained lawyer to become the
foreig...

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