Spyros Kyprianou - Revision history

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 Kyprianou served again as speaker of the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] between [[1996]] and [[2001]].
-He retired from politics in May [[2001]] and passed away on [[March 12]], [[2002]], after a long bout with cancer. His son, [[Markos Kyprianou]], is involved in present [[Cypriot]] politics.
+He retired from politics in May [[2001]] and passed away on [[March 12]], [[2002]], after a long bout with cancer. His son, [[Markos Kyprianou]], is involved in present-day [[Cypriot]] politics.
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 Kyprianou served again as speaker of the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] between [[1996]] and [[2001]].
-Kyprianou retired from politics in May [[2001]] and passed away on [[March 12]], [[2002]], after a long bout with cancer. His son, [[Markos Kyprianou]], is involved in present [[Cypriot]] politics.
+He retired from politics in May [[2001]] and passed away on [[March 12]], [[2002]], after a long bout with cancer. His son, [[Markos Kyprianou]], is involved in present [[Cypriot]] politics.
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 When the [[EOKA]] struggle for liberation from Britain and [[Enosis|union]] with Greece broke out, Kyprianou was ordered to leave Britain. He took up residence in [[Athens]] where he became involved with [[PEKA]] - the political wing of [[EOKA]].
-He returned to Cyprus after independence and became the first Cypriot [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|foreign minister]], serving from [[1960]] until [[1972]]. In [[1976]], he founded of the [[Democratic Party of Cyprus]] "ΔΗ.ΚΟ."  and in [[1977]], following the death of Archbishop [[Makarios III]], he became President of Cyprus (1977-1988). Kyprianou also served twice as speaker of the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]]: between [[1976]] and [[1977]] and between [[1996]] and [[2001]].
+He returned to Cyprus after independence and became the first Cypriot [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|foreign minister]], serving from [[1960]] until [[1972]].
-Kyprianou retired from politics in May [[2001]] and passed away on [[March 12]], [[2002]], after a long bout with cancer.
+Kyprianou retired from politics in May [[2001]] and passed away on [[March 12]], [[2002]], after a long bout with cancer. His son, [[Markos Kyprianou]], is involved in present [[Cypriot]] politics.
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-'''Spyros Achilleos Kyprianou''' (Greek Σπύρος Κυπριανού) (Born [[Lemesos]], [[Cyprus]], [[October 28]], [[1932]] &ndash; [[March 12]], [[2002]]), [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] political figure.
+'''Spyros Achilleos Kyprianou''' (Greek Σπύρος Αχιλλέως Κυπριανού) was a [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] political figure and [[Presidents of Cyprus|President of Cyprus]] between [[1977]] and [[1988]].
-In the 1950's, he served as Secretary to Archbishop [[Makarios III]], in London, in charge of public relations and enlightment concerning the Cyprus problem. When the [[EOKA]] struggle for liberation from Britain and union with Greece broke out, Kyprianou was ordered to leave Britain. He took up residence in [[Athens]] where he became involved with [[PEKA]] - the political wing of [[EOKA]].
+Kyprianou was born in [[Lemesos]], [[Cyprus]], on [[October 28]], [[1932]]. He studied economics at the City of London College and Law at Grey's Inn, earning his law degree in [[1954]]. During that time, he served as Secretary to Archbishop [[Makarios III]], in London, in charge of public relations and enlightment concerning the Cyprus problem.
-He returned to Cyprus after independence and became the first Cypriot [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|foreign minister]] 1960-1972. In 1976, he founded of the [[Democratic Party of Cyprus]] "ΔΗ.ΚΟ."  and in 1977, following the death of Archbishop [[Makarios III]], he became President of Cyprus (1977-1988). He also served as speaker of the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] 1976-77, 1996-2001.
-Kyprianou retired from politics in May 2001 and passed away in 2002 after a long bout with cancer.
+When the [[EOKA]] struggle for liberation from Britain and [[Enosis|union]] with Greece broke out, Kyprianou was ordered to leave Britain. He took up residence in [[Athens]] where he became involved with [[PEKA]] - the political wing of [[EOKA]].
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 In the 1950's, he served as Secretary to Archbishop [[Makarios III]], in London, in charge of public relations and enlightment concerning the Cyprus problem. When the [[EOKA]] struggle for liberation from Britain and union with Greece broke out, Kyprianou was ordered to leave Britain. He took up residence in [[Athens]] where he became involved with [[PEKA]] - the political wing of [[EOKA]].
-He returned to Cyprus after independence and became the first Cypriot foreign minister 1960-1972. In 1976, he founded of the [[Democratic Party of Cyprus]] "ΔΗ.ΚΟ."  and in 1977, following the death of Archbishop [[Makarios III]], he became President of Cyprus (1977-1988). He also served as speaker of the Cypriot house of representatives 1976-77, 1996-2001.
+He returned to Cyprus after independence and became the first Cypriot foreign minister 1960-1972. In 1976, he founded of the [[Democratic Party of Cyprus]] "ΔΗ.ΚΟ."  and in 1977, following the death of Archbishop [[Makarios III]], he became President of Cyprus (1977-1988). He also served as speaker of the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] 1976-77, 1996-2001.
 Kyprianou retired from politics in May 2001 and passed away in 2002 after a long bout with cancer.

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 He returned to Cyprus after independence and became the first Cypriot foreign minister 1960-1972. In 1976, he founded of the [[Democratic Party]] "ΔΗ.ΚΟ." of Cyprus and in 1977, following the death of Archbishop [[Makarios III]], he became President of Cyprus (1977-1988). He also served as speaker of the Cypriot house of representatives 1976-77, 1996-2001.
 Kyprianou retired from politics in May 2001 and passed away in 2002 after a long bout with cancer.
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