Under the 1960 Treaty of Alliance, how many Greek and Turkish troops could be stationed on the island?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. 950 Greek and 650 Turkish
- Step 1: The Treaty of Alliance between Cyprus, Greece and Turkey allowed national contingents. Step 2. They were 950 Greek and 650 Turkish officers and men. Answer: 950 Greek and 650 Turkish. Why not the others: 650 Greek and 950 Turkish: The numbers are reversed. 1,500 Greek and 1,000 Turkish: These numbers are too large. 300 Greek and 300 Turkish: These numbers are too small and equal.
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