Ok, dalla ricerca di base ho scoperto che:
Questa regione è stata costruita negli anni ’30 e ’40 (come si può vedere anche nella terza mappa che è degli anni ’50)
Ma a differenza di altre regioni di Nicosia, come omorfita (küçük kaimaklı) o kaimakli, che hanno pagine dettagliate a riguardo su siti come PRIO Cyprus, questa regione non ha informazioni sulla sua storia oltre a una pagina di Wikipedia di base, quindi qualsiasi cosa sarà utile.
Grazie a chiunque risponda!
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di Natieboi2
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Please, don’t find it offensive. But according to United States president press secretary it’s because Your mother did so.
This area is occupied Neapolis of Nicosia.
Before 1974, it was a Greek Cypriot area with a conservative majority and began to develop after 1960.
The Neapolis Gymnasium and Lyceum, which were newly built schools of the Greek Cypriot community, reflect the modern style of the era.
Now, if I am not mistaken, they operate as the Turkish Maarif College/ Türk Maarif College, and the classic Orthodox church of Apostle Andrew was arbitrarily converted after the occupation of the area by the Turkish army and the Turkish Force in Cyprus into a mosque in a not so obvious way, as its architecture does not allow it to show that it is a mosque.
It was built according to English standards, as was intended for the construction of Agios Dometios before the Turkish invasion in 1974, which was recently violated to build this supposed “presidential” palace in the Seljuk style which have no connection with Cyprus.
The refugee team from occupied Neapolis, named Olympias, continues to compete in the free areas, playing a leading role in women’s volleyball.
Who knew we did town planning in Cyprus! This explains the road layout [https://www.facebook.com/eklefkosias/posts/578411494316508/](https://www.facebook.com/eklefkosias/posts/578411494316508/)