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Family recalls loss from 1974 coup on its anniversary

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A family in Cyprus is reflecting on the deaths of their eight-year-old son, Stavros Pidias, and his 62-year-old grandmother, Margarita Theodorou, who were shot during the coup of July 15, 1974.
The family characterized the events of that day as having a profound and lasting impact on their lives.
More than five decades later, they describe the killings as an open wound that continues to affect them.

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A family in Cyprus is reflecting on the deaths of their eight-year-old son, Stavros Pidias, and his 62-year-old grandmother, Margarita Theodorou, who were shot during the coup of July 15, 1974.
The family characterized the events of that day as having a profound and lasting impact on their lives.
More than five decades later, they describe the killings as an open wound that continues to affect them.

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