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Nixon's undelivered letter and its potential impact on Cyprus invasion revealed
3 sourcesFirst reported 1 day agoUpdated 19 hours ago
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- A new book by journalists Michalis Ignatiou and Costas Venizelos reveals details about an undelivered letter from President Nixon to Turkish Prime Minister Ecevit during the Cyprus invasion. The authors claim that this letter could have influenced the outcome of the conflict. The book, titled "Guilty," discusses the alleged role of Henry Kissinger in the diplomatic events leading up to the invasion. The story highlights how small details, such as this undelivered correspondence, may have significant historical implications. The book is currently published by Rizes and has gained attention for its claims regarding U.S. foreign policy during that period.
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Nixon’s undelivered letter to Ecevit and its alleged role in Cyprus’s invasion
In-Cyprus· 1 day ago
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Η επιστολή Νίξον που μπορούσε να σταματήσει την εισβολή: Γιατί δεν παραδόθηκε ποτέ στον Ετζεβίτ; Νέα στοιχεία για το βρώμικο ρόλο Κίσινγκερ
Philenews· 1 day ago
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Proto Thema· 19 hours ago