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On July 9, 2026, a square was named after Tasos Isaak and Solomou Solomou in Upper Keryneia, Achaia, as part of the ongoing Memory Initiative commemorating the 30th anniversary of their murders. The initiative aims to honor the legacy of the two individuals who became symbols of resistance against Turkish occupation. The event featured a ceremonial naming of the square, which was attended by various individuals committed to preserving their memory.
The commemoration occurred during a long journey that included both land and sea segments, highlighting the enduring impact of Isaak and Solomou's actions for many in the Greek Cypriot community. The naming of the square marked a significant moment in remembering their contributions and standing against violence, reinforcing a collective memory that seeks to educate future generations. Despite ongoing challenges in the region, the event fostered a spirit of unity and remembrance among participants.
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10 July
30 χρόνια Ισαάκ-Σολωμού: Ονοματοδοσία Πλατείας στην Άνω Κερύνεια Αχαΐας (ΒΙΝΤΕΟ)
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