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The ghost of Grivas divides Cyprus again
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He Stares defiantly out of his picture in the church of St
Nich- olas in Limassol, pistol in his belt and right hand raised in
a military salute. General George Grivas, the guerrilla leader
against Britain in the 1950s who fought for enosis - the union of
Cyprus with Greece - is once again proving his ability to divide
Greek Cypriots, 23 years after his death.
The row started when President Glafkos Clerides attended a
service in memory of Gen Grivas in St Nicholas's, and laid the
found...
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