This Border Cuts a City in Half
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Inside the world’s last divided capital city
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In episode 2 of Cyprus, Uncharted, we go into the last divided city in Europe and the last divided capital on earth: Nicosia where a thick green line cuts the city in half. I talk to the people who live with this division every day to better understand how it feels life on a divided island.
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Tom Fox's music is just so well produced and fits these videos so well! A very talented musician
For real. his much is truly what sets the tone for this series
He posted your comment on his instagram
"This is not borders" Johnny with the double meaning. I felt that.
Damn i didn’t catch that, thanks for that
@@VNExperience Johnny used to be a part of Vox, and ran a series on their UA-cam channel called “Borders”. It investigated interesting borders around the world and how they were created and how they affect people.
Has to have been intentional, right?
Low-key shade. I love it.
@@VNExperience Shut up
I'm always grateful to watch this high quality documentary for free.
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I was evacuated as a child from famagusta in ‘74. It still holds a part of my soul. It was an amazing place to grow up. We lived right on the beach. My father was a British soldier. I have been back a few times but could never get to where you have mated to go
The story telling is excellent
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I am from Scotland but have lived in Cyprus for 16 years and learned more in these last 2 episodes than any other channel or documentary. I have visited the buffer zone and have crossed through to the north many times. Annie's amazing story is one I have never heard before. Looking forward to learning more. Fantastic series. Well done.
The people he interviewed all speak English very well. And it is especially impressive given that their mother tones are remarkably different. Is that a common thing? I am guessing it might be tourism is big there or that the people are just highly educated?
Is there a big economic difference between the north and south?
Casper Guo Just like many other past British colonies, Cypriots also learnt English during the colonisation, hence even “less educated” people being able to speak the language well. 80% of Cypriots speak English fluently.
@@missourimongoose8858 huge!
Extremely well done! I am from Germany, living here for a long time now. I learned more in your episodes, than in the last 7 years.
I just want to say thank you for spreading awareness through your videos! My grandfather is from the buffer zone and he had to not only fight in the war but also leave his house to live in the Greek Cypriot part of the island so this hits close to home for me. What you are doing is very important and thank you for that
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Watching this as im currently waiting on my flight out of Ercan airport in northen cyprus. After 2 weeks on this island and walking across this 'border' multiple times in the lasf 2 days i have to say johnny got the feeling and phrasing exactly right. The two sides are so different and the buffer zone is a hard line. In the city its clearly visible from so many streets that suddenly turn into a dead end, and during my hikes in the troodos mountains you can visibly see the buffer zone as a empty wasteland.
Crazy interesting place to visit, with mosques built in old catcholic churches, mixed cultures but such friendly people on both sides.
Thanks for telling this story.
Is one side nicer than the other? Just wondering
That's the most painful thing about this. These are actually friendly peoples who know and care for one another but happen to be on either side of a conflict they never asked for.
12:01 is that moment which brings up so many emotions.
BTW
Johnny Johnny Johnny!!! That was awesome.
I love your work. I was surprised and happy that you decided to make a video for the situation in Cyprus. If you do not mind suggestions, I would like to suggest that you should provide Turkish/Greek subtitles for this project. I know my parents for example would love to be able to follow and understand the stories of the people, your commentary and the information shared in these videos. Either way, great job
Am I missed it or Johnny never interviewed Northern Turkish Cypriot?
How is an Turkish Cypriot different from Greek Cypriot?
@@maxpayne3628 Turkish Cypriots speak Turkish and mostly muslim Greek Cypriots speak Greek and mostly christian. In terms of culture and physical appearance they are the same.
@@sky-lb6nk So just because language is different, does that mean they're different?
@@maxpayne3628 Today, many of the turkish cypriots(the people that immigrate during the ottoman era) have left the island and have been replaced by turks from the mainland during the 70's.
@@pitakotopoulos7740 Is there no land protection act kept by the Northern Cyprus Government or are they just an puppet government/vassal state of Ankara?
BTW, I'm not surprised if what you're saying is true because this has been the general Turkish habit since middle ages, taking over land. They're the reason the middle East is in a mess.
As a Cypriot… these videos are so great… you have brought this information to thousands on thousands..strongly appreciate it Johnny!!
I've known a lot of people and I always recommend Johnny Harris' videos EVERY time we talk about something he's made a video talking or mentioning something we say
The detail here is that I'm Mexican, and I'm afraid few people can fully comprehend and love this guy's work as much as I do, so It would really help having subtitles in Spanish (and other languages too).
I don't have say "keep it up", you always exceed my expectations, put the bar higher and ALWAYS deliver, so... You're awesome!
(I first saw you on facebook, idk if that's useful, but I've also talked with someone who has never seen you on UA-cam, but has indeed seen you on Facebook)
This is incredible. I was waiting for this video as soon as I finished the first. I was hooked.
It's almost funny how the Greek use the words peace and unification as a synonym to Greek rule over the northern side. You are free to try and reunify the island whenever you want. There is a reason why the Turkish military is never going away from the island.
This is literally the first time i have ever seen that part of my Country, because i never got to grow up where my grandparents grew up.
2:16 "Making it the last divided capital in the world"
Jerusalem: WTF?
That center line could make for super crazy developments in the middle, if you could have the city center empty like that in a city you could do so much!
Johnny, I like the way you are engaged with this story and the production. One thing that strikes me is that you try to sound objective and yet still have a somewhat biased approach so far. For every Turk you speak to, you speak to like 3-4 Greeks in the first episodes. And the general story sounds like coming from the Greek side. I hope this approach will change in the upcoming episodes. I want to hear the other side of the story.
he clearly does not want to humanize the Turkish side. We need to get that in our heads.
You always complain
Because the population ratio is 1 turk cypriots to 8 greek cypriots. That's why.
TheSoundInYourHead Smart!! Then for every other Greek-Turkish dispute, they have to do it the other way around: 85 mil Turks to 11mil Greeks
Turks and Greeks are living together since 11th century. Yet nationalism and religion divide them. I can't recognize who is Greek and who is Turkish for just looking at their faces, even culturally there is no big difference between them. There is lots of buildings made by Greeks all over the Anatolia and same thing applies for Greece. This thing going on between two countries is just stupidity and middle age politics.
Very informative. Thank you for this video, to better understand the politics and history of there
Great video. I like how you made the production and the 2 episodes. One thin I would like to add tho is that I want to hear the Turkish side as well. Other than that, great video! 😀
Btw this is not the last divided capital: East-Jerusalem belongs officially to the State of Palestine.
I also wondered about this when the statement was made referring to it as the last divided capital worldwide.
The last divided capital in Europe
00:32 only the greek cypriots correct you about the borders because they still have the illusion of having the whole island to themselves by denying the Turkish part's presence. Unrecognition doesnt make an entity disappear. There are Turkish Cypriots who live on the North and Greek Cypirots on the South Side of this island and they have their own government, different legislations and instutions. Northern Cyprus is neither Turkey nor Greek Cypriot part and this will continue for much much longer time like this unless The Greek Side accepts the Turkish part and sits to the table with equal sovereign rights.
the only illusion i can see here is you. All world recognize that the north part of Cyprus Republic is under turkish occupation since 1974. Soon turkish army of 40.000 will leave from Cyprus because turkey will need it in turkey. Cheers xx
@@blueisland24 you wished it was but you see it only in your dreams. Cyprus is not a single country. Turkish Cypriots can not live with Greek Cypriots that was proven in the past.
@@blueisland24 De jure Republic of Cyprus , De facto Southern Republic of Greek Cypriots 😁
So far the two videos have been mostly from the Greek Cypriot point of view. If you compare how many Turkish and Greek Cypriots made appearances in the series, it’s mostly Greek Cypriots. I hope in the upcoming episodes you’ll show more of the Turkish Cypriot perspective as well.
I share some Turkish Cypriots memories for u -ua-cam.com/video/ZOJMMJYLanw/v-deo.html
Lets note that these were the majority though...
No need to show perspective of invaders and people who do not belong in Cyprus
This series is amazing. I am learning so much. Thank you Johnny for this.
As a Turk, although I find this documentary a bit biased, I liked it very much. I understand that people have prejudices in these situations. But I think that the views of the Turkish side should also be given some space. While showing people/lives/emotions on the Greek side, showing only the flags/soldiers/ruins for the Turkish side reduces the quality of the documentary. This attitude creates more prejudices on an already complicated situation. I hope this biased attitude that caught my attention in the first two episodes is only a cinematic technique developed by the director for audience retention. And we might see a slightly more neutral cinematography in the next episodes.
Small info: Although the Greek side said that this island is not divided, we can live together with the Turks, as in the past, in the referendum held in 2004, the Greek side rejected the unification with an overwhelming 75% of the vote. So, 3 out of every 4 people we see in the video do not want to live on the same island with the Turks.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Cypriot_Annan_Plan_referendums
The flags/soldiers/ruins are a result of the turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus, so its not biased. Is the result of the war. Also, turkisCypriot girls talked too and probably they will be more in his next series.
Would be good to see the Turkish Cypriots side to this rather then then being out to be the bad ones all the time. They never get heard on what happened
Great work man. This is the best documentary I have ever seen on the Cyprus issue.
really great research that goes behind such videos
I'm so happy I discovered this chanel way before this series. Huge fan. Great work.
I had no idea this was even happening. I'm glad to know more about the world around me,. It I'm sad to see people divided.
This kind of stuff makes me so sad. It’s hard to comprehend.
The recently published “The Island of missing trees” by Elif Shafak is a wonderful book on the topic of the Cyprus split in 1974, written from the point of view of a fig tree - I recommend to anyone interested!
Great great episode. hoping and wishing and hoping and wishing for peace in all these places, always
I hope they eventually go back to how they were originally. Living harmoniously with each other side by side, as a unified nation, but stronger.
peace was never an option
Hi Johnny, as a Turkish i can say, you have done a tremendous job explaining a highly sensitivie issue without hurting anyone's feelings. Your videos are highly interesting and historically intact and im looking forward to further episodes.
İ wish all Cypriots once again live together in peace and harmony very soon and maybe both sides can find common ground on looking into the future and move on of the 50 year old past event. İ have great respect for all Cypriots and İ cried when İ saw the gentleman running out of words when he saw his house for the first time after 46 years
can we also seee a series on kashmir and 3 super militaries occupying it... it would be a very cool to see kashmir from different perspectives.
14:15 it's not only about Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots in Cyprus but also Turkish and Greek people in Turkey and Greece but yet there is only ongoing conflict with no effort for peace from each side.
“The last devided capital city in the world”
Jerusalem: cries in the corner
The entirety of Jerusalem is ruled by Israel so technically it's not divided
@@segevkrespi8609 occupied*** and also the entirety of Palestine is colonized by zionists so yeah
@@Eternalyouthenjoyer not occupied, divided, between Israel and Palestine. Remember that Palestine is a newer country then Israel, it used to be just a geographic term for the region used by Europeans
As a Cypriot, you explained the history of Cyprus better than any school here
Johnny Harris is a Master Story Teller!
I was a student in Famagusta in 2003 when the border crossings first started. It was the Greek Cypriots who were afraid to get out of their cars while browsing the cities of North Cyprus, imagining of a soldier filled war zone.. It took them some time to realize things were normal there as the other part. But in the video this common reality only said by a Turkish girl, which is totally incorrect and redirecting.
This is such a good series. Can't wait for the next episode to come out.
I find the host of this show is putting on this affectation of wonder and amazement that feels a bit over the top.
As the lady said in documentary . Her teacher told her they are not divided. It remind me of my own country- India. As Indian, I always have gone through map which have included pok. Until I turned 15 I had no idea that there is pok in land. Now being 21 years old, nothing has really changed. But North part of one state is still occupied. It breaks my heart even if I am from another state of country.
Well done Johnny. Absolutely Smashing.
Imagine being a Turkish Cypriot for one second. You were facing mass murder and possible extinction and your story don't even get told. I've come to terms that our side will never be told.
Incredibly produced! Can’t wait for the next episode.
Amazing Johnny 💯💯💯
Johnny harris is the storyteller guy where you'd be still interested watch and to listen to whatever topic you throw at him. Even if its only about combs or toothbrush topic i'd be still interested to watch and listen to him 🤣
i love this series
@Johnny Harris - you're mistaken I think mate, Jerusalem is a divded capital city too.
This video is absolutely amazing. Great job!
great story!! Go Johnny (and team) Go go go!!!
Why did this not get picked up by the algorithm?
You should visit Karabakh, Azerbaijan to show the World how Armenian Vandals have destroyed our lands during about 30 years of occupation. Thanks.
The editing is top notch!
At this point I just feel guilty that I am watching these videos of Johnny's for free. It is craft and research par excellence
Watch Simon reeves also
I noticed something interesting about the cease fire line. The majority of it has at least a little space between them but there’s an area between the British based that look like it becomes one line. What exactly is going on there?
You went there to drive on the left? Madness. 😂😂😂
this story is worth telling
This is so high quality, I love it
IT’S ACTUALLY TURKISH OCCUPIED**
I wish and hope to do stories like this one day.
I don't know if it's just me, but something in you makes remind me of vsauce. Excellent content.
Feels like Vox Borders is finally back, but better and more detailed.
Wouldve loved to show some abandoned mines here
If there's no part 3 and you don't spend enough time in the Turkish side and you're only one sided to the point where you're asking if the younger generation have an appetite for unification? There's a lot to be questioned you have told a story from the Greek side half baked end of story. Unless there's a part 3 then this will definitely curb your access to other conflicts because if you don't cover them equally and just tell a simple story The tale of two cities then this could be among the last great opportunity you have to be fair and balanced which you did not do maybe you're just blocked by your own bias and the stuff you have because you don't have a diverse staff looking challenging you and give you different perspectives fortunate
In the description of episode 1 it says episode 3 will be dedicated to the Turkish part of Cyprus and the people that live there.
Sounds like video affected you personally. Now that you know there's a part 3. Will you save your comments for afterward? Feels a little silly now , doesn't it?
@@jacoblear6664 Yeah, two of the three episodes dedicated for Greeks while only one for Turks. Seems pretty neutral!
@@Lyallpuriya I mean, there’s no denying that JH has devoted more time to the Greeks so far. I just thought I’d let him know about the next b/c he seemed a little worked up. And we should really wait b/c whether or not there is a reason to get upset is dependent on the contents of episode 3. There may be a good reason why he’s telling the story this way. Or maybe there’s not and we should be upset/worked up. I guess we’ll find out.
@@jacoblear6664 Personally like the editing and the story's but its sure not balanced. Episode 3 will likely be released after 2 weeks, so after more then a month in between we are hoping to see more of the Turkish side. That's a lot of time in between for some outsider to take sides on a conflict that is new for him/her. So far we have only seen a brief occurrence of a Turkish Cypriot girl and allot of soldiers but very few mentioning of EOKA or the Annan Plan.
I agree with Greek cypriots, don't call them border. When you say "border " it means an official boundary where one country's sovereign area ends and other country's begins.
But in this case, UN specifically said that it's a cease fire line. It's different. Same way with India-pakistan in kashmir. It's called the LoC (line of control), it's not a border, it's a cease fire line where the two parties paused the war that was happening, agreed to hold positions as it is. But it doesn't mean that one party has accepted to officially give up their land that was occupied by the other party in that war or insurgency. It means that they will negotiate on it- maybe soon, maybe over 100 years, depends on the politics.
Now, since the occupied land is with the aggressors and they refuse to give it back and since the country which it originally belonged to (and still belongs officially) cannot govern it, it is but natural that that area will run a parallel govt.
This doesn't mean that the official borders have been drawn and agreed upon. If you call a line of control or cease fire line a border, you are insinuating that you consider the illegal annexation as legit and you are giving it a recognition. And being insensitive towards the massacre and people's loss.
So yeah I understand their sentiments.
So... what's up with that sports stadium in the buffer zone? Did you get to go check that out?
This is an addicting series
Also do a video on Kashmir .. The nuclear flashpoint in Subcontinent
Greeks and Turks didn't live side by side in harmony, that's just the picture Turks and British like to portray. In reality, Ottoman rule saw Turks go to many regions of Greece and colonize them, brutally oppressing the local Greeks. During British rule, the British supported the Turkish minority to control the Greeks and the island. Divide and conquer. But the British and Turks want to show that "oh wow the communities were peaceful until the bad Greeks came and created intercommunal violence" and what not.
Hundreds of years of subjugation and mistreatment is what the Greeks faced, ever since 1204 and the "Division of Romania"
What an imagination as if u lived there
ua-cam.com/video/W4wOmgTGnC8/v-deo.html
Actually, Cyprus was quite a complicated case. The Turkish Cypriots in some ways were not entirely cared for by the ottomans.
In fact, the ottomans sent their pashas usually supported by christian dragomans to collect taxes from the Greeka and Turkish communities and with the support of the Greek Orthodox church who was the main authority on behalf of the sultan.
This tax was crushing for both Greek and Turkish Cypriots, and led to an uprising in the 1800s called the Gavur Imam rebellion (Gavur Iman insyani) where both Greek and Turkish Cypriot took up arms against the oppressive pasha and his cristian administration. The uprising was condemned by the Greek Orthodox church in Cyprus at the time.
A folk song of the time describes this.
ua-cam.com/video/sMY9_qTlso0/v-deo.html
@@busembertiz7372 explain why most of the balkan hate the turks and the Ottomans then if they were treated so nicely according to turkish history or should i say fantasies?
*Jerusalem has left the chat*
Yeah thats what i thought of right away too
Greediness has poison humanity turkey -,Cyprus. Israel -,Palestine . China -,Taiwan russia-,Ukraine .....the problem is that we still choose old evil leaders who have evil mentality in their mind .we need new generation leaders who cares and have mercy on each other .
Yeah Mexico - USA
Fantastic ! I think Pakistan recognises the Northern Cyprus Turkey hold.
*"[...] and PCR tests."*
Wait, what? What does Polymerase Chain Reaction have to do with *any* of this?!
I was a fan before....now I'm a whole AC unit
Very excited about this one
This! This comment speaks volumes 😅😆😁😁😁
Dude im a whole fucking windmil
Well said
I'm Eastern European. We only got access to the Internet when I was maybe 13, and there wasn't much information online yet. Not even once did anyone I discussed Cyprus with mention this divide. Not my school teachers, not my family, not any adults ever. I'm 28 now, and I learnt about this conflict a week ago when Johny posted part 1.
Johny, you're doing an important job educating us about what matters.
Exactly! I had no idea this was how Cyprus was. The only thing I knew about Cyprus was, their government did bail ins. Where they took money from people to give to the government I think? Or to the bank, I'm not sure.
wow thank you. this feedback is what fuels me to keep going. Thank you for sharing.
Yeah, true. I am Belarussian and i live in Russia. I’ve never learnt anything about these events in school, hovewer, i was in Cyprus when i was 11. Me and my father were in Nicosia watching at the turkish side of the city and he told me that that part was Turkey. I was too little to understand what he meant. At that moment I thought of Turkey as a country and I couldn’t believe it’s so close.
I'm pretty stunned that people don't know about this. Not your fault if you weren't told obviously, just something that I have been aware of most of my life. I live in the UK, a lot of, mostly Greek, Cypriots did come here. I was born in the 80's, post ceasefire, but ended up growing up with some of the children of people who settled here.
PS Johnny I am loving this series. I was gutted when Borders got cancelled. This is such excellent quality.
US guy here. Above average education but only 30. All I ever knew about Cypress was that there was some fighting awhile ago and that it was pretty much Greece. I was surprised to find out that it isn't even close Greece.
Also, can we give it to Johnny for how incredible well this series is produced and how compelling his storytelling is! You’re killing it dude! 😇💪🏽
Thank you!!!
@@johnnyharris hey johnny i have an idea for a video and maybe you could consider it, could you make a video about geo-russo war of 2008 its a n a interesting war that isn’t talked about.
@@johnnyharris I am a Cyprus Turk (in Turkish, being a Turk comes first than being a Cypriot: Kıbrıs Türkü, not Türk Kıbrıslı), and this video is interesting. I Hope it is not biased like %95 of the stuff here. Also, have you visited the Museum of Barbarism along the way?
@@johnnyharris No, thank you for inspiring new creators like me Johnny! I've learnt a lot about storytelling from watching your films and have applied those teachings to my videos. 😇🙏
Turkey illegal captured northern Cyprus
I like how England squeezes itself into every corner of the globe.
*UK
And US and France
@@souvik43209 *Westminster
Don't lump us ordinary Brits into this
Same here, we're fucking brilliant.👏🏻 Afterall, we have brought half of the world's people out of the stone age and into the modern age of civilised society. Some are still struggling but they are for sure better off than they were before the British empire spread its monetary riches and societal wealth around the globe. Not to mention abolishing the slave trade in most of the world (Arabs and Africans still practice slavery but we succeeded with most of the planet, for sure).
@@mbgarner oh yeah, the selfless Brits, always trying to help others.
The story telling is to the next level. Incredible! Hats off to you Johnny. 😎💪
No gvb
ua-cam.com/video/ATiYoo3WEjI/v-deo.html
So is the Color grading
I lived in the British base 2009-2011 of Episkopi (Paramali). People are posted here - we were told we were going here. Was very strange. But I loved all of the country. Both sides were wonderful in unique ways
Just like you, he don't know history.
I love the work put into these! The Drama! The Suspense! Everything. This is the greatest series on youtube right now. Great respect to Johnny this time around.
@Ysabela Bot
I never thought I would be so fascinated by learning about my very own country by a foreigner - Johnny, thank you for this marvellous series.
Couldn’t agree more!
The fact that we get free documentaries on UA-cam by Johnny Harris is truly a gift 👍
🤤 🤤 🤤
The quality of this documentary is super good better than discovery channel
Yess🔥❤️
It deeply saddens me that so called “journalism” has only became a ground for showcasing cool editing skills, expensive cameras, flashy transitions and etc. but not the journalism itself.I’ve watched both of the videos but they are narrated in a way that is unfortunately extremely one-sided, and in a way that shows Turkish side in an extremely devilish manner.A video about the division of the Cyprus should have touched the topics of harm caused by ENOSIS to Turkish Cypriots and the timeline leading to the Turkish intervention.Turkish people have suffered immense damage as minorities, both to their lives and their businesses and homes.At the end of the video you make a dramatic talk about how polarization is bad, how everything should be sunshines and flowers but with this video, you become part of the problem.
The focus on this episode is the buffer zone. I think it will be discussed in the next episode.
Watch Simon Reeves one about Cyprus. He is a true journalist.
@@ianhomerpura8937 Still, he talked with only one Turkish Cypriot while interviewing dozens of Greek Cypriots
90% of Cypriot voted yes for the annexation with Greece. End of story.
World's last divided capital city
Jerusalem be like "am I a joke to you"
FREE PALESTINE
Jerusalem is like under control of Israel
Well, considering that Jerusalem is completely controlled by Israel, thus Nicosia IS the last divided capital city.
Also Jerusalem isn’t the capital city, Tel Aviv is the one that’s internationally recognized, while it’s Ramallah for Palestine.
@Marcus actually it does matter. And so do Israel’s illegal acts and crimes against the humanity of the Palestinian people, as well as African Jews within its borders.
Jerusalem is not and cannot be a capital city until a one-state solution with the full right of return for both Palestinians and Jews can be established. Like it or not, Palestinians are indigenous to the region, it was not empty, and non-European Jews are and were majority Palestinian in ancestry.
Jerusalem is still very divided
Not anymore. Its occupied fully now. 2 more Years there will be no Arabs only Jews
True. But is it the capital of Israel? It still is Tel Aviv. Even though many in Israel and the US want it to be Jerusalem.
@@runarandersen878 Not Many, US already declared it. Thus US declared it Europe also did it. Its the End. 2-5 Years UN will also declared it and there will be no Muslim, no Christian only Jews.
@@quietkid52 lol
There are many divided cities
Some are even capitals
Like Sarajevo
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I really like your way to presenting but you should cover the Turkish side of the stories like you did for Mr. Taki's. While doing a great documentary, you are seemed biased and stuck with politically correctness. I would expect you to be more fair to each side.
Yes very one sided. Cypriot Turk’s that lived through the torture never get the voices heard.
Torture, genocide!
Why do the Turks never get to share their side?
This channel teaches more then Geography History Books...
Maybe its because Johnny's videos are super well planned out and what he teaches is handed to us in a more digestible way. Books can be long and boring to follow and understand, or maybe its just that you watch more of Johnny's videos than you read those kinds of books, hence why you would learn more from these videos. I wouldnt say its cuz books dont have this kind of knowledge in them tho. If you truly like to learn, you wouldnt discard one way of learning for another.
They’re books you need to look for. You won’t find them at school, but they’re there trust me 👍🏼
*This guy.
Johnny have been teaching us since the time he worked in Vox.
What the hell these bots are on overdrive
Johnny Harris: Inside the World’s Last Divided Capital City
Jerusalem: *Am I a joke to you!?*
Jerusalem is under complete control of Israel it’s not divided
Idk how you all see those Israeli barbed high walls, military checkpoints, gates, etc as a divider or not. For me, it's a border just like what you see in this video. I've checked my eye and still functioning normally
@@anotheranon3118 you do not need walls to devide a city
@Marcus Nope Jerusalem is still divided
@@fucky889 It is divided
Italian here...honestly I would like to see more Turkish-Cypriot point of view onto this.
I am not saying "turkish part is righter, greek is righter, blablabla" (I was in Cyprus personally, none of the two is right and there should be a unity - which also means to kick out the British from the Island once and for all and stop their damn colonialism)... but so far just one turkish cypriot girl out of 2 episodes....not that balanced part nor opinion.
And people over there in the Turkish part, are regular easy going people, not whatever anybody can think.
He said there is gonna be an entire episode about them. I'm interested to see it too, since I don't believe there are many ''turkish cypriots'' left but rather Turks that came from mainland Turkey in order to change the demographic of the island.
First we want to kick out of Cyprus the turkish occupation, 40.000 thousands turkish military with heavy weapons
turks colonised this island
No you actually say that Turkish part has more right.
And Turks are only 20% of this island.
Who cares about them and their fake state?
Turks = colonists/settlers. There view is not relevant they are the agressors. Do you conisder the view of White "Rhodesians" to be equal to native Africans they ruled over ?
so you've been showing us for the last 2 ep. one side of the story !! overly dramatized with music and editing ! when will we see the Turkish side of it !?
there is no turkish side nor greek side we are cypriot your education is wrong
the only thing the world needs to know about tuekey is what they have done to the kurds, arminians and the cypriots
also i dont think any dramatic music can over dramatise murdr and ILLEGAL occupation. have a bit of humility and humble yourself
@@thecountofcapegreco772 I'm a kurd ... I don't support Turkey at all ... I'm just tired of seeing 1 sided stories especially when its soo obvious and overdramatized and completely ignorant of the other side
@@ami2fast4y0u both sides done evil I’m not justifying the murder from both side the reality is cypriot are from cyprus nothing to do with Greece or turkey. You should want to expose turkey Kurds deserve more awareness of their history the true warriors of turkey
"World last divided capital city"
Jerusalem: *WELL YES, BUT ACTUALLY NO*
That's so controversial yet so accurate
@@yourmomsfavourite1686 well Nicosia is also controversial so it only makes sense that Jerusalem should be considered a “divided capital city”.
But it's Palest!ne
@@cialcollins5283 But there is not a barrier between Easter Jerusalem and the rest of the city like it was when Eastern Jerusalem was part of Jordan.
@ is a barrier required for it to be considered divided?
This is heartbroken. From a country (Vietnam) that was once divided into two, each side identified based on another international faction, this feel more relatable than ever.
North Vietnam and South Vietnam are same nations...... You know Greeks and Turks are eternal enemy since Manzikert 1071
I'm 32 years old and I'm from Portugal. I never knew much about Cyprus until I watched these series.
Very well documented!
There many Greeks missing in action
Ja somos dois
Acho que falta muita historia modrrna nas aulas de história. Tirando as grandes guerras, mundiais, e algumas americanas.
This is a 16 minutes long video about Cyprus which includes only 25 SECONDS of a Turkish Cypriot speaking between 12:55 - 13:20 ...
I have nothing else to say...
Why would turks speak about Cyprus? LOL. Cyprus is Greek.
Finally, found someone said this 👍👍