Original sentence: Turkish Cypriots viewed Papadopoulos with suspicion, due to his position as minister during the 1963-68 intercommunal fighting and his participation in the "Organization" that drafted the Akritas plan
Edited sentence: However, many Greek-Cypriots considered his views in regards to The Annan Plan totally and wholly justified, they feared the loss of Right of Return (something that His Excellency repeatedly stressed in his Speech to the Foreign Media after the result) as well as the unbalanced ethnical makeup of the Bicameral Parliament which was proposed within the Plan.To many Greek-Cypriots, his decision to ask his fellow citizens to reject the plan was viewed as an act of Heroism, as well as a political masterstroke, considering the legally recognized Republic of Cyprus would enter the European Union just two days after, affording them all the benefits of E.Turkish Cypriots viewed Papadopoulos with suspicion, due to his position as minister during the 1963-68 intercommunal fighting and his participation in the organization that drafted the Akritas plan