list of Greek Cypriot Organizations which promoted ENOSIS

The following is a list of Greek Cypriot Organizations which promoted ENOSIS -union of Cyprus with Greece- through armed assaults, killings, and terrorism all over the island. (Source: The Cyprus Revolt by Nancy Crawshaw) AKEL Anorthotikon Komma Ergazomenou Laou Reform Party of the Working People ANE Alkimos Neolaia Tis EOKA Valiant Youth of EOKA AON Anorthotiki Organismos Neolaias Reform Youth Organisation EAM Ethnikon Apeleftheritikon Metopon National Liberation Front EAS Ethnikos Apeleftherotikos Synaspimos National Leberation Coalition EDMA Eniaion Dimokratikon Metopon Anadimiurgias United Democratic Reconstruction Front ELAS Ethnikos Laikos Apeleftherotikos Stratos People's National Liberation Army EMAK Ethnikon Metopon Apeleftheroseos Kyprou Cyprus National Liberation Front EOKA Ethniki Organosis Kyprion Agoniston National Organization of Cypriot Fighters KEM Kypriakon Enotikon Metapon Cyprus Enosis Front OAE Organosis Aristeron Ethnikophronon Left-wing Nationalists' Organisation OAP Organosis Aristeron Patrioton Left-wing Patriots' Organisation OHEN Orthodoxos Christianiki Enosis Neon Orthodox Christian Union of Youth PEAEK Panellinikos Epiropi Agonos Enoseos Kyprou Panhellenic Committee for the Struggle for the Union of Cyprus PEK Panagrotiki Enosis Kyprou Panagrarian Union of Cyprus PEKA Politiki Epiropi Kypriakou Agonos Political Committee of the Cyprus Struggle PEO Pankyprios Ergatiki Omospondia Pancyprian Federation of Labour PEOM Pankyprios Ethniki Organosis Mathiton Pancyprian National Organisation of Pupils PEON Pankyprios Ethniki Organosis Neolaisas Pancyprian National Organisation of Youth SEK Synomospondia Ergaton Kyprou Confederation of Cypriot Workers SEKA Syndonistiki Epitropi Kypriakos Agonos Coordination Committee of the Cyprus Struggle AKEL, ANE, AON, EAM, EAS, EDMA,ELAS, EMAK, EOKA, KEM, OAE, OAP, OHEN, PEAEK, PEK, PEKA, PEO, PEOM, PEON, SEK, SEKA ANE's wide range of duties included surveillance and intimidation... Later, on demonstrating proficiency as gunmen, they were promoted to full membership of EOKA. [p. 255] AON ... the communist youth organisation... [p. 54] EAS immediately offered to support the Church plebiscite on condition that it was a 'genuine' plebiscite for Enosis [p. 47] EDMA ..., the potential successor to EOKA was formed out of ex-fighters in support of Makarios [p. 352] ELAS ... the overwhelmingly superior forces of ELAS... [p.92] EMAK ... a secret revolutionary organisation, well organised and fully armed, which aimed at Enosis... [p.111] KEM... a plot by KEM to assasinate Makarios and start civil war in the island... [p. 353] OAE & OAP ... The two new organisations,..., sought to capture the loyalties of the moderate leftists and claimed to represent Akelists...[p.306] OHEN ... had exercised a pernicious influence over Cypriot youth through OHEN and had frequently preached sedition in recent years [p. 169] PEAEK ... This organisation, according to its own accord, had issued over 3 million anti-British pamphlets printed by departments of the Greek Army and Government [p. 219] PEK ... its subversive activities were in any case notorious and its links with Greece essentially political. [p. 128] PEKA ... [EOKA]'s political wing... [p. 242] PEON ...since its prescription in 1953, had functioned underground... [p. 101] SEKA... pledged to self-determination and Enosis.. [p. 384]