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Famagusta (Greek: Ammochostos, Turkish: Gazimağusa, 23 000 Ew.) Until 1974 was the largest port of the island. It focused almost all the hotels of Cyprus. The old town has been since 1964 a purely Turkish-Cypriot residential district, under the protection of the United Nations stood. The modern city hotel Varosha was exclusively inhabited by Greek Cypriots. In the Middle Ages Famagusta Nicosia before the most important town of the island. In the 14th Century, it had about 70 000 inhabitants. ...
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