Who was Stellios Kyranides in EOKA?

When was EOKA created?

EOKA was created in 1955.

When was EOKA B created?

EOKA B was created in 1971.

Which football player in England has the longest name?

Stellios Giannokopilos Something like that

What has the author George Grivas-Dighenis written?

George Grivas-Dighenis has written: 'Guerrilla warfare and EOKA's struggle'

What has the author Dimitri Mihail written?

Dimitri Mihail has written: 'Rimes Mnimis ton ayoniston tis EOKA (1955-59)'

Who discovered vowels?

The discovery of vowels in language is not attributed to a specific individual. Vowels are a fundamental component of language and have been used since the earliest development of spoken language. They are found in virtually all known human languages and are produced by shaping the vocal tract to create different sounds.

What movie and television projects has Rod Catteral been in?

Rod Catteral has: Played Photographer in "Neighbours" in 1985. Played Man in Bar 2 in "Correlli" in 1995. Played NEA Agent in "Yat goh ho yan" in 1997. Played Detective Stellios in "Stingers" in 1998. Played Detective in "Stingers" in 1998.

Why was guerrilla warfare effective against the British?

In which instance? I mean, the guerrillas lost in Malaysia. Their "victory" in Ireland was due more to the British public being war-weary after World War I and a failure of British Intelligence to realize that the Irish Republican Army was on the verge of extinction after the blundered attack on the Customs House in Dublin. EOKA could have been said to have been effective, largely because the British weren't that determined to hold onto Cyprus. The advantage irregulars have is typically that they know the lay of the land, and they come from the population of that land. Thus, they tend to enjoy more local support and intimacy with the terrain.

What dispute did turkey have with Greece after world war 2?

One of the biggest ones has been Cyprus, and that one came to a head in 1974. The Greek government, which was ruled by a military junta at the time, attempted a coup to overthrow the government of Cyprus, along with a group of Greek Cypriot nationalists which was known as EOKA-B, and this was presumably done in order to enact enosis - the unification of Cyprus with Greece. However, the coup failed, and Turkey - with the tacit support of NATO - launched an invasion in response which ultimately led to the occupation of 1/3 of the island by the Turks, and that occupation continues to this day. The Turkish occupied area of Cyprus issued a unilateral declaration of independence, but thus far has received recognition only from the government of Turkey.

Who discovered the theory?

Stellios Giannikopolous

What movie and television projects has Nikos Georgakis been in?

Nikos Georgakis has: Performed in "To mati tou Dionysou" in 1990. Performed in "Nemesis" in 1991. Played Lefteris Dimakopoulos in "Lefteris Dimakopoulos" in 1993. Played Yorgos in "Prova nifikou" in 1995. Played Andreas in "Apontes" in 1996. Played Aris in "Na me proseheis..." in 1998. Performed in "Epithymies" in 1998. Played Stavros in "Black Out p.s. Red Out" in 1998. Played Mihalis in "To kanarini podilato" in 1999. Played Hristos in "Homa kai nero" in 1999. Performed in "Vgalmeno Apo Tin Zoi" in 1999. Played Stellios in "Vathi kokkino" in 2000. Performed in "Brazilero" in 2001. Played Yorgos in "Epifaneia" in 2001. Performed in "Gia panta files" in 2002. Performed in "Fili zois" in 2002. Performed in "Olo to varos tou kosmou" in 2003. Played Doctor in "Kleise ta matia" in 2003. Played Costas in "O andras tis diplanis portas..." in 2004. Performed in "Xehase me" in 2004. Performed in "Epta thanasimes petheres" in 2004. Played Petros in "Liubi" in 2005. Performed in "O dromos" in 2005. Performed in "Diorthosi" in 2007. Performed in "Alithinoi erotes" in 2007. Played Man in "Attimo Fuggente" in 2008. Played Thomas in "To vouno brosta" in 2008. Played Aris in "Rosmarinus Officinalis" in 2008. Performed in "Hara agnoeitai" in 2009. Performed in "Ergazomeni gynaika" in 2009. Played Otto in "Nisos 2: To kynigi tou hamenou thisavrou" in 2011. Performed in "O Annivas pro ton pylon" in 2011. Played Nodas in "Na kathesai kai na koitas" in 2013. Played Older Brother in "Maasai" in 2014. Played Alexis in "Sto spiti" in 2014.

How does Canada contribute to UN peacekeeping?

Operation Snowgoose: In 1959, Cyprus established sovereignty as a country after an extended period of guerrilla warfare. Greek extremists demanded an enosis while the Turks preferred to remain separate among the different ethnicities in Cyprus. Thus to maintain order, the United Nations Forces in Cyprus Mission (UNFICYP) was established. They acted as a peacekeeping force to diminish the fiery conflict between the two cultures. Together, with a total of 1273 military personnel, nine countries cooperated in the UNFICYP (Department of National Defence). Operation Snowgoose was a operation established for Canadian Forces (William March). Canada's mission was to import troops into Cyprus, acting as a peacekeeping force; this was essential in the restoration of Cyprus after the conflict between the Greeks and Turkish cultures. Their peacekeeping consisted of supervising of the two nations, this was to stop the periodic fighting between the two communities. After years passed, the mandate changed. In 1974, a cease-fire agreement was formed, Canada's new responsibility was to maintain the status quo of the cease-fire agreement. This new responsibility also encompassed restoring the community, providing humanitarian aid and providing supervision in buffer zones of Cyprus (Department of National Defence). Canada's contribution consisted of over 25,000 personnel among the 29 years they were active. They eventually decided to withdraw in 1992 however military troops still remain at the Cyprus Headquarters, Nicosia (Department of National Defence). Bibliography: Department of National Defence "OPERATION SNOWGOOSE, Cyprus UNFICYP - Keeping a Presence in Cyprus Since 1964." Department of National Defence (Feb 18 2002) (Nov 28 2008) <http://www.dnd.ca/site/newsroom/view_news_e.asp?id=520>. Department of National Defence "OPERATION SNOWGOOSE" Department of National Defence (Feb 18 2002) (Nov 28 2008) <http://www.cefcom.forces.gc.ca/site/ops/snowgoose/index_e.asp.> Global Security "EOKA (Ethniki Organosis Kyprion Agoniston)" Global Security (June 23 2007) (Nov 27 2008) <http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/para/eoka.htm>. March, William "THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIRFORCE AND PEACEKEEPING" Google Scholar ( ----- ) (Nov 28 2008) <http://66.102.1.104/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=cache:_urk4VzpNvoJ:www.acidhrdc.org/PDCP/Coll_21st_Peacekeeping.pdf%23page%3D469+Operation+snowgoose>.