Original sentence: During this period, Turkish Cypriots were forced out of government and its agencies by the Greek Cypriot authorities and into enclaves amounting to no more than 3% of the island
Edited sentence: 527 Turkish houses had been destroyed and a further 2,000 damaged.By 1967 102 Turkish and mixed villages had been evacuated by their populations.During the same period over 200 Greek Cypriots were also killed.During this period, Turkish Cypriots claim they were forced out of government and its agencies by the Greek Cypriot authorities and into enclaves amounting to no more than 3% of the island.In 1968 a UN survey of Turkish casualties from the outbreak of violence since December 21st 1963 found 273 Turks killed, 205 missing, believe dead.In the summer of 1974 after the second Turkish invasion of Cyprus was launched on 14 August, mass graves containing 214 bodies were found in the Turkish Cypriot villages of Alloa, Maratha and Sandallaris, surrounding the predominantly Greek Cypriot town of Famagusta (which was populated by 25,307 Greek Cypriots and 6,120 Turkish Cypritos).Many Greek Cypriot properties were destroyed as well.The Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash has admitted on television that during the TMT terrorist organisation which he founded deliberately attacked Turkish Cypriot targets in order to lay false blame on the Greek Cypriots and cause provocations.These people were killed in retaliation after the Turkish invasion where 5,000 Greek Cypriot civilians were murdered, over 1,000 women were raped and over 1,619 Greek Cypriots were abducted and remain missing and 200,000 Greek Cypriots were ethnically cleansed including the entire Greek Cypriot population of Famagusta.Turkish Cypriots believe that had they not mounted an effective resistance in the form of the TMT (led by Rauf Denktas)