Until the fifties, Cyprus was a model of cultural coexistence among two ethnic communities. Decolonization made up the prologue to ethnic partition between Greek-speaking and Turkish-speaking people. After independence, gradually Turkish exclaves put in position. The 1974 Turkish invasion generated a huge population exodus on an ethnic basis. On both sides of cease-fire line, monoethnic areas were appearing. South of that line, recognized Republic enjoys a flourishing economy. North, the so-called TRNC symbolizes an archetype of pure puppet State. Territorial settlements for Cyprus question are scrutinized. Is possible a German-styled reunification for that hostage island?