Report on bomb explosion in Famagusta on April 7, 1955
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Title
Report on bomb explosion in Famagusta on April 7, 1955
Alternative Title
A bomb was exploded in Famagusta yesterday morning
Dün sabah Mağusada bir bomba patladı
Abstract
On April 7th, 1955, the house of a British commander was bombed. The house was damaged.
It is reported that pamphlets with the signs of EOKA were found on the streets of Nicosia. Terrorists are directly threatening the police, saying that they will punish the traitors like they will reward those who support their struggle.
The police is occupied with the mystery of the boat, which was lost in the Famagusta harbor on the first day of the terrorizing movements (April 1st), and then found thrown in the coast. The police investigates to decide for what purposes the boat could have been used.
It is reported that pamphlets with the signs of EOKA were found on the streets of Nicosia. Terrorists are directly threatening the police, saying that they will punish the traitors like they will reward those who support their struggle.
The police is occupied with the mystery of the boat, which was lost in the Famagusta harbor on the first day of the terrorizing movements (April 1st), and then found thrown in the coast. The police investigates to decide for what purposes the boat could have been used.
Creator
R.H.
Source
Halkın sesi newspaper
Date
1955-04-08
Language
Turkish
Type
Newspaper article
Identifier
halkin_sesi_1944_04_08_01
Temporal Coverage
1955-04-08