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Reassessing the number of those executed on July 9, 1821 in Cyprus. · Cyprus Report

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Reassessing the number of those executed on July 9, 1821 in Cyprus.

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Historians are revisiting the events of July 9, 1821, an important date in Cypriot history marked by Ottoman actions against local figures. New findings from an Ottoman registry by historian Ioannis P. Theocharidis question the established number of individuals who were executed. The article highlights the tragedy of that day and suggests potential discrepancies in historical accounts. The debate around the exact number of those arrested and executed continues to be a topic of scholarly discussion.

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9η Ιουλίου 1821: Πόσοι ήταν τελικά οι προγραφέντες και οι εκτελεσθέντες;Dialogos · 11 days ago

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Historians are revisiting the events of July 9, 1821, an important date in Cypriot history marked by Ottoman actions against local figures. New findings from an Ottoman registry by historian Ioannis P. Theocharidis question the established number of individuals who were executed. The article highlights the tragedy of that day and suggests potential discrepancies in historical accounts. The debate around the exact number of those arrested and executed continues to be a topic of scholarly discussion.

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