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Andreas Koukouma
Andreas Koukouma is a commentator and literary critic of the left. As a poet he is known by his pen-name Antis Kanakis. His poems and short stories deal with universal themes and are written in the Cypriot dilect of the Greek demotic. His poems also address the Turkish invasion of 1974, in which with others he unsuccessfully fought to repel,〔Kehagiogliou,Giorgos-Papaleontiou (Κεχαγιόγλου, Γιώργος-Παπαλεοντίου). ''History of modern Cypriot literature''in Greek,(Ιστορία της Νεότερης Κυπριακής Λογοτεχνίας), Nicosia, Publishers Κέντρο Επιστημονικών Ερευνών Κύπρου. Λευτέρης (2010. p. 500.).〕 and promote the peaceful co-existence of Turkish and Greek Cypriots.〔Kehagiogliou,Giorgos-Papaleontiou (Κεχαγιόγλου, Γιώργος-Παπαλεοντίου). ''History of modern Cypriot literature''in Greek,(Ιστορία της Νεότερης Κυπριακής Λογοτεχνίας), Nicosia, Publishers Κέντρο Επιστημονικών Ερευνών Κύπρου. Λευτέρης (2010) pp633-635. 〕
==Early life and arrest==
Koukouma was born in Angastina a village in the Famagusta District, Cyprus, 1946. His parents were Georgios and Maria Koukoumas. He was educated at Angastina Primary School, Famagusta Gymnasium B, and after he completed his military service went to the USSR where he completed a History Degree at Moscow University. He married in a registry in Moscow to his Russian wife in 1971 and in Cyprus again (at the insistence of his father who demanded a Greek Orthodox church wedding) in 1972. They have two children.
In 1974 George Papadopoulos〔O'Malley Brendan, Craig Ian, The Cyprus Conspiracy – America, Espionage and the Turkish Invasion, Publ. by I.B.Tauris,London and New York, pp 139, pp 156 – 157 and pp 188 – 189.〕 ordered, with the go ahead of the CIA, EOKA B to overthrow the government of President Makarios III. Within a few days Koukamas was arrested and was to be executed. Held in a Famagusta military jail, Koukoumas was on a list of 2000 left wingers that EOKA B planned to kill, but he was saved by the Turkish invasion when his captors realised they needed every soldier that they could muster if they were to repel the Turkish invasion. Because of this reprieve Koukoumas found himself in the front line. After the war like 200,000 other Greek Cypriots, he and his family became refugees moving to the south of the Green Line as Angastina the village they lived in was occupied by Turkish forces. They now live in Latsia, which has now become a dormitory suburb of Nicosia.
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