The EOKA cause: nationalism and the failure of Cypriot enosis
This book explores the origins, conduct, and failure of Greek Cypriot nationalists to achieve the unification of Cyprus with Greece. Andrew Novo addresses the anti-colonial struggle in the context of: the competition for the nationalist narrative in Cyprus between the Left and Right, the duelling Gr...
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Zusammenfassung: | This book explores the origins, conduct, and failure of Greek Cypriot nationalists to achieve the unification of Cyprus with Greece. Andrew Novo addresses the anti-colonial struggle in the context of: the competition for the nationalist narrative in Cyprus between the Left and Right, the duelling Greek-Cypriot and Turkish-Cypriot nationalisms in Cyprus, the role of Turkey and Greece in the conflict on the island, and the concerns of the British Empire during its retrenchment following the Second World War. More than a narrative history of the period, an analysis of British policy, or a description of counter-insurgency operations, this book lays out an examination of the underpinnings of the enosis cause and its manifestation in action. It argues that the strategic myopia of the enosis movement shackled the cause, defined its conduct, and was the primary reason for its failure. Divided and occupied, Cyprus, and the world, deal with its unresolved legacy to this day |
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adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements Introduction 1 Terra irredenta: Duelling nationalisms 2 Imperial constitution: Rejection and radicalization viii 1 7 21 3 ‘This sacred goal’: Communists, churchmen and the struggle for the nationalist narrative 31 4 Taking up arms: The continuation of politics through force 45 5 Deepening divides: Political and ethnic fractures 55 6 A time to talk: The Harding-Makarios negotiations 65 7 ‘To destroy EOKA and re-establish law and order’ 85 8 False dawn: The failed road to peace 109 9 On all fronts: EOKA, TMT and the threat of civil war 129 10 End game: Killing a dream 149 Conclusion 167 Notes 173 Bibliography Index 204 214
Bibliography Archival sources and unpublished memoirs The Archives of the Archbishopric of Cyprus (AAC), Nicosia Papers of Archbishop Leontios Papers of Archbishop Makarios II ‘St. Barnabas the Apostle’, Monthly Periodical of the Cypriot Church, March 1954 to October 1956 Minutes of the Ethnarchy Council Meetings Bishop, Alec, Look Back with Pleasure (Unpublished, from the private collection of Mrs. Juliet Campbell, Oxford) The Council for the History and Memory of the EOKA Struggle (SIMAE), Nicosia The Cyprus State Archives (CSA), Nicosia The Cyprus Turkish National Archive and Research Center (CTNA), Kyrenia The Eisenhower Papers: http://eisenhower.press.jhu.edu/ The Imperial War Museum (IWM), London Papers of Field Marshal Sir John Harding Papers of General Sir Kenneth Darling Papers of Corporal Ian W.G. Martin The MacMillan Cabinet Papers The National Archives of the United Kingdom (TNA), Kew, London Series: CAB 128, CAB 129, CO 926, CO 968, FO 371, PREM 11, WO 32, WO 106, WO 216 The National Archives of the United States (USNA), College Park, Maryland Digital Archive of the CIA Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS), Vol. XXIV, 1955-1957: The Soviet Union; Eastern Mediterranean (Washington: US Department of State, 1989) Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS), Vol. X, Part 1,1958-60: E. Europe Region; Soviet Union, Cyprus (Washington: US Department of State, 1993) RG 59: Records of the US State Department RG 84: Records of the US embassies in London, Athens, and Ankara RG 218: Records of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Index Afxentiou, Grigoris 51 death of 107-8,136 AKEL (Progressive Party of Working People) 53,56, 136, 137 attitudes toward enosis 32-4 attitudes toward Winster Constitution 25 establishment of 14 Armitage, Robert (governor of Cyprus) 53, 56, 89, 92, 95 dismissal of 65-6 meeting with Gerald Templer 88 Asia Minor Catastrophe 8,13,16,127, 146,168,173 n.2 Atlee, Clement 27 auxiliary police 95-6 Averoff-Tossizza, Evangelos 41, 61,102, 115,116, 123,151, 158-63 discussions with Makarios 37-8 and Zurich and London agreements 164-5 Azinas, Andreas 48, 50, 51, 77 Baghdad Pact 69,115,119,121,144-5, 147 Baker, George (chief of staff to Harding) 90 report on the Cyprus Emergency 108 Bishop Kyprianos of Kyrenia 103 deportation of 70,83 opposition to compromise 78-80, 163 Bowker, James (British ambassador in Turkey) 71, 79,122,126,141 Churchill, Winston 9,12,17 Communist Party of Cyprus (CPC) 13-4 Congress of Berlin (1878) 11-12,15 Cypriot Orthodox Church 25,49, 50, 60, 86,91,103,104 attitudes toward enosis 1,8,10-15,25 attitudes toward Turkish-Cypriots 8, 121 ‘Blueprint of the National Struggle’ 31, 32,48-9 as leaders of nationalist sentiment 8, 31-8,48,63, 76 relations with British administration 25, 70, 84, 86,103,105 Cyprus becomes Crown Colony 175 n.36 demographics 24,81, 94, 96 independence of 2, 5,13,14, 33, 42, 130,136, 149,150,158-62, 164-5,171 intercommunal violence of 1958 4,6, 95-6,129-30,138-48, 149-51, 157 partition of 18,110,112-23,125-7, 129-35,138-41,145,149-52, 154, 158-61,166, 171 riots of 1931 13,21,23,24,25,90 role in the Greek War of Independence 7,11 self-
determination for 26, 29, 31, 35, 37, 38,41,42, 55, 58-61,68-9, 71-5,77,78, 80,81, 101, 105, 111, 113-22, 131, 133, 134, 150, 155, 159-60,170 and Treaty of Berlin (1878) 11-12, 15,17, 56 Cyprus Intelligence Committee (CIC) 52, 90-1,107, 108, 123, 139 Cyprus is Turkish Association (KTC) 61, 62, 73 Cyprus Police Force (CPF) 91-7,170 casualties 170 efforts to reform 93-6 ethnic composition of 94-6 expansion of mobile reserve 95-6 targeted by EOKA 92
Index Darling, Kenneth (director of operations in Cyprus) 95,156,165,170 Report on the Cyprus Emergency 95, 156,170 Denktaş, Rauf 146,147,161,164 political leader of TMT 146-7 Dighenis (cryptonym), see Grivas, Giorgos Eden, Anthony 38, 50, 56, 63, 66, 67, 68, 97,98, 101, 110,114 opposition to enosis 38, 40 resignation 106,114 and Suez crisis 106,109 Eisenhower, Dwight 124,159 EOKA (National Organization of Cypriot Fighters) attacks on British security forces 513, 66, 69, 72, 80, 89, 92-3, 97-103, 106-7, 127, 138,143, 156-7 attacks on Cyprus Police Force 92-6 attacks on Greek-Cypriot leftists 85, 136-8, 155, 157,169, 170 attacks on ‘traitors’ 53, 85, 93,101, 137, 150,155-7, 169-70 attacks on Turkish-Cypriots 150,157 casualties 99,123,155,157,170 formation 45-51 guerrilla teams 5,47-9, 52, 78, 85, 93, 99,143, 168, 171 ideology 45-9, 170 members, number and profile 1,48, 52,91, 169 members hanged by authorities 100,102,170 members tortured by authorities 5,85, 99 protests, strikes 5,49, 98,123 Ethnarchy Bureau 68, 104 Ethnarchy Council 34, 47, 78, 80,104 Famagusta 45, 51, 52,123,133,134,138, 155 violence against the Left in 137-8 Foot, Hugh (governor of Cyprus) 21, 22, 125, 134-8,140-2, 154, 157, 158,160,163-6 arrival in Cyprus 126,129-31 215 attitudes toward Makarios 81 attitudes toward partition 125,129, 145 as Colonial Secretary and Acting Governor in Cyprus 21 plan for Cyprus (Foot Plan) 129,131, 133-4,137, 139,140 relations with military in Cyprus 132-3,144 Georghiades, Polykarpos 123 accusations as British spy 196 n.69 Geunyeli incident 142,146 Greece civil war 3, 8, 32,
35, 46,49,168 elections of 1952 137 elections of 1956 101 elections of 1958 151, 162 and NATO 5,22,57,59,89, 96,115, 123, 129,152,154, 158, 162 Greek War of Independence 7,11 and fallout in Cyprus 11 Grivas, Giorgos 50, 52, 53, 55, 72, 73, 78,80, 82, 84, 87,91-3, 96-8, 100-2,104, 106-8, 123,133, 135,137, 142,143,146,155, 156-8, 163-5, 167, 169, 171 anti-communism 47 death of 172 as ‘Dighenis’ 51, 90-1, 102, 106, 147, 162-4 early life and education 45-7 and formation of EOKA 48-9 relations with Makarios 49-51, 90, 105,136,167 role in the Greek Civil War 46-7 and Zurich and London Agreements 167-8 Halkın Sesi (The Voice of the People) 121,126 Harding, John (governor of Cyprus) 54, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 95, 97-101, 103,104,108, 110, 111, 118, 119,120,124-5,126, 132, 156,165 appointed as governor of Cyprus 65-6 arrival in Cyprus 68
216 Index career background 66 departure from Cyprus 124-5,127 negotiations with Makarios 67-83, 102,109 Hellenism 9-10,14,51,137 Hopkinson, Henry 50 statement on Cyprus in Parliament 38-41 interrogation of EOKA detainees 98, 99,101, 107 Istanbul pogrom 61-2,140 85, 91, Karamanlis, Constantinos 114,116,137, 147,151-3 attitudes toward enosis 101 and Zurich and London Agreements 163-6 Kemal, Mustapha (Atatürk) 15-16,49, 61,141,142,166, 197 п.100 Kendrew, Douglas (chief of operations in Cyprus) 143,144,156 attitudes toward Turkish base on Cyprus 132 relations with Hugh Foot 132-3 Kenya British experience with counter insurgency in 39, 91, 95-6, 142.170 and Mau Mau 2, 4 Kontemenos massacre 142 Kütchük, Fazii 73,126,140,146,164, 166.171 Kyrenia 83,119,142,172 Kyrillos III (archbishop of Cyprus) 9, 23-4 Kyrou, Alexis 38,41-2,174 n.8 Labour government 27, 36 program of civic improvements in Cyprus 24 and Winster Constitution 22 Lamaca 12, 51, 52, 77,107,131,140 Lausanne, Treaty of 17, 60,118 Lennox-Boyd, Alan 55, 65-7, 70-2, 77, 92, 99, 104, 111, 112,114-17, 119-22,124-6, 140-2, 145, 161-2 visits to Cyprus 81-3 Leontios (archbishop of Cyprus) 24 death of 25 differences with Archbishop Makarios II 25 Limassol 51-3,107 Lloyd, Selwyn 41,42, 96,119,121,122, 133,134,152,158 Loizides, Savvas 47,48 Loizides, Socrates 47,48, 51 London Agreement 164,165,167,171 London Conference of 1955, see Tripartite Conference Macmillan, Harold 55,58,66, 71,109-11, 119,121,124,125,129,130, 145.147.149-53, 156,163-6 becomes prime minister 106 tridominium plan 130-1, 158,160 and the Tripartite Conference
(1955) 56,59-60 Makarios II (archbishop of Cyprus) 37 differences with Archbishop Leontios 25 Makarios III (archbishop of Cyprus) 38, 41, 55, 56, 59, 61, 90, 92,100, 101, 103, 108,110,114, 124, 126.131.147.149-50,151, 153-4, 157, 158, 162, 163, 168, 171,172 attitudes toward Turkey and TurkishCypriots 34-5,45, 58 attitudes toward violence 47-53, 135-6,142 brinksmanship 81,165 decision to begin insurgency 50-1 deportation to the Seychelles 66, 83-4, 85,104, 111 elected archbishop 37, 83 interview with Barbara Castle 158-9 and London and Zurich Agreements 165-6 negotiations with Harding 67-83, 97-8,102,109 relations with Grivas 45-53,105, 167,169 role in organizing 1950 plebiscite 37 Malaya 65-6, 83, 86-7, 89-90, 92, 95-6, 98, 170
Index Martin, John (deputy undersecretary of state for the colonies) 98,111, 118,160 Mau Mau 2,4 Meghall Idhea (Great Idea) 7-8,12,14, 25,127 Underpinnings 10-11 Menderes, Adnan 98,134,147,152, 172 attitudes to partition 117,120,122, 145 plane crash 164 role in Istanbul Pogrom 61, 62 and Zurich and London Agreements 163-4 NATO 22, 57, 59, 62, 68,69,71 -4, 77, 89, 96,108,115,121,123,126, 129,131, 145,152, 154,158, 161, 162,164,166 Nicosia 38, 51-3, 80, 81,83,101,118, 122-3,133,134,138,140,152, 155,172 operations by security forces Black Mak 123 Foxhunter I 98 Foxhunter II 98 Lucky Alphonse 101 Matchbox 144,154 Pepperpot 101 Table Lighter 144 Palestine 1, 2,4, 21, 26, 29, 36,91, 117,118,120,126,140, 142, 170 pan-Hellenism 9,10,14, 51 Papagos, Alexandras (prime minister of Greece) 47, 50,101 Paphos 37,72,73,119 Peake, Charles (British ambassador in Athens) 76,115,116 PEON (Pancyprian National Youth Organisation) 48,90, 103 plebiscite of January 1950 18, 32-7, 76, 83 Qunit 91,170,190 n.39 217 Raddiife, Cyril constitutional proposals 109-24,126, 131,151 referendum on enosis (1950), see plebiscite of January 1950 St. George (caique) 50-1 Sèvres, Treaty of 15 Sinclair, George (deputy governor of Cyprus) 90,126,133,139, 140,165 Smyrna 12,15,16,127,146 Storrs, Sir Ronald 8-9,13 Suez crisis 105-10,112,114,121,145, 147.171 Templer, Gerald 98 and ‘hearts and minds’ 87 as model for counter-insurgency command 66, 86, 90, 92 visit to Cyprus 88 Tripartite Conference 54, 55-61, 63, 65-8,71,109,119,123,152 Turkey 1-5, 12-13,15,22,29,33-7, 42,49, 54, 69, 73-80, 87, 96,
109-11,113,115-16,118-21, 126,129, 132-4,139-141, 144-5,147-54,158-60,169, 170.172 and London and Zurich agreements 161-6 opposition to enosis 8-10,17-19, 24-6,71-2,79,86,89,117,130-1 support for TMT 146-7 at Tripartite Conference 55-63, 68 Turkish-Cypriots 22,25, 27, 35,49, 58, 69, 72, 73, 75,78-81, 87, 100-1,109,113-15, 119, 121-2, 123, 124,126,129-36,138-42, 144-6,148,150,154,156-8, 161, 164, 169-71 as members of Cyprus Police Force 94-6,143 opposition to enosis 24-6, 28, 32, 35-6, 57, 86, 89, 117 origins 10 plebiscite of 1950 34 relations with Turkey 17-18,60,68, 117
218 Index Turkish Resistance Organization (TMT) 1,134,135,140,144, 154 attacks against Greek-Cypriots 143, 145-8 attacks against Turkish-Cypriot ‘Leftists’and‘traitors’ 138 formation 127 leadership 147 training and equipment 139 United Nations 17, 33, 37-9, 49, 50, 52, 55, 56, 59, 63, 97, 106,108, 123-4,149-50,153,158-62 debate of September 1954 41-3,45, 76,170 Venizelos, Eleftherios 166,168 and Meghall Idhea 8,12 at the Paris Peace Conference 12 Venizelos, Sophocles 35, 38,159 Ґ Winster, Reginald (governor of Cyprus) 24,28, 35 and constitutional proposals 25, 29, 68, 69,109,116 Wolseley, Garnet (administrator of Cyprus) arrival in Cyprus 12 ‘X’ organization 46-8 formation by Grivas 46 publications of Makarios III for 46 Zorlu, Fatin 134,146,152,160,164,166, 172 approach to Averoff 161-2 formation of TMT 146-7 meetings with Averoff in Paris 161-2 at the Tripártate Conference (1955) 60-1 Zurich Agreement 150,163,165-7, 171 N Bayerische Staatsbibliothek Mflnchen
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Contents Acknowledgements Introduction 1 Terra irredenta: Duelling nationalisms 2 Imperial constitution: Rejection and radicalization viii 1 7 21 3 ‘This sacred goal’: Communists, churchmen and the struggle for the nationalist narrative 31 4 Taking up arms: The continuation of politics through force 45 5 Deepening divides: Political and ethnic fractures 55 6 A time to talk: The Harding-Makarios negotiations 65 7 ‘To destroy EOKA and re-establish law and order’ 85 8 False dawn: The failed road to peace 109 9 On all fronts: EOKA, TMT and the threat of civil war 129 10 End game: Killing a dream 149 Conclusion 167 Notes 173 Bibliography Index 204 214
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Index Afxentiou, Grigoris 51 death of 107-8,136 AKEL (Progressive Party of Working People) 53,56, 136, 137 attitudes toward enosis 32-4 attitudes toward Winster Constitution 25 establishment of 14 Armitage, Robert (governor of Cyprus) 53, 56, 89, 92, 95 dismissal of 65-6 meeting with Gerald Templer 88 Asia Minor Catastrophe 8,13,16,127, 146,168,173 n.2 Atlee, Clement 27 auxiliary police 95-6 Averoff-Tossizza, Evangelos 41, 61,102, 115,116, 123,151, 158-63 discussions with Makarios 37-8 and Zurich and London agreements 164-5 Azinas, Andreas 48, 50, 51, 77 Baghdad Pact 69,115,119,121,144-5, 147 Baker, George (chief of staff to Harding) 90 report on the Cyprus Emergency 108 Bishop Kyprianos of Kyrenia 103 deportation of 70,83 opposition to compromise 78-80, 163 Bowker, James (British ambassador in Turkey) 71, 79,122,126,141 Churchill, Winston 9,12,17 Communist Party of Cyprus (CPC) 13-4 Congress of Berlin (1878) 11-12,15 Cypriot Orthodox Church 25,49, 50, 60, 86,91,103,104 attitudes toward enosis 1,8,10-15,25 attitudes toward Turkish-Cypriots 8, 121 ‘Blueprint of the National Struggle’ 31, 32,48-9 as leaders of nationalist sentiment 8, 31-8,48,63, 76 relations with British administration 25, 70, 84, 86,103,105 Cyprus becomes Crown Colony 175 n.36 demographics 24,81, 94, 96 independence of 2, 5,13,14, 33, 42, 130,136, 149,150,158-62, 164-5,171 intercommunal violence of 1958 4,6, 95-6,129-30,138-48, 149-51, 157 partition of 18,110,112-23,125-7, 129-35,138-41,145,149-52, 154, 158-61,166, 171 riots of 1931 13,21,23,24,25,90 role in the Greek War of Independence 7,11 self-
determination for 26, 29, 31, 35, 37, 38,41,42, 55, 58-61,68-9, 71-5,77,78, 80,81, 101, 105, 111, 113-22, 131, 133, 134, 150, 155, 159-60,170 and Treaty of Berlin (1878) 11-12, 15,17, 56 Cyprus Intelligence Committee (CIC) 52, 90-1,107, 108, 123, 139 Cyprus is Turkish Association (KTC) 61, 62, 73 Cyprus Police Force (CPF) 91-7,170 casualties 170 efforts to reform 93-6 ethnic composition of 94-6 expansion of mobile reserve 95-6 targeted by EOKA 92
Index Darling, Kenneth (director of operations in Cyprus) 95,156,165,170 Report on the Cyprus Emergency 95, 156,170 Denktaş, Rauf 146,147,161,164 political leader of TMT 146-7 Dighenis (cryptonym), see Grivas, Giorgos Eden, Anthony 38, 50, 56, 63, 66, 67, 68, 97,98, 101, 110,114 opposition to enosis 38, 40 resignation 106,114 and Suez crisis 106,109 Eisenhower, Dwight 124,159 EOKA (National Organization of Cypriot Fighters) attacks on British security forces 513, 66, 69, 72, 80, 89, 92-3, 97-103, 106-7, 127, 138,143, 156-7 attacks on Cyprus Police Force 92-6 attacks on Greek-Cypriot leftists 85, 136-8, 155, 157,169, 170 attacks on ‘traitors’ 53, 85, 93,101, 137, 150,155-7, 169-70 attacks on Turkish-Cypriots 150,157 casualties 99,123,155,157,170 formation 45-51 guerrilla teams 5,47-9, 52, 78, 85, 93, 99,143, 168, 171 ideology 45-9, 170 members, number and profile 1,48, 52,91, 169 members hanged by authorities 100,102,170 members tortured by authorities 5,85, 99 protests, strikes 5,49, 98,123 Ethnarchy Bureau 68, 104 Ethnarchy Council 34, 47, 78, 80,104 Famagusta 45, 51, 52,123,133,134,138, 155 violence against the Left in 137-8 Foot, Hugh (governor of Cyprus) 21, 22, 125, 134-8,140-2, 154, 157, 158,160,163-6 arrival in Cyprus 126,129-31 215 attitudes toward Makarios 81 attitudes toward partition 125,129, 145 as Colonial Secretary and Acting Governor in Cyprus 21 plan for Cyprus (Foot Plan) 129,131, 133-4,137, 139,140 relations with military in Cyprus 132-3,144 Georghiades, Polykarpos 123 accusations as British spy 196 n.69 Geunyeli incident 142,146 Greece civil war 3, 8, 32,
35, 46,49,168 elections of 1952 137 elections of 1956 101 elections of 1958 151, 162 and NATO 5,22,57,59,89, 96,115, 123, 129,152,154, 158, 162 Greek War of Independence 7,11 and fallout in Cyprus 11 Grivas, Giorgos 50, 52, 53, 55, 72, 73, 78,80, 82, 84, 87,91-3, 96-8, 100-2,104, 106-8, 123,133, 135,137, 142,143,146,155, 156-8, 163-5, 167, 169, 171 anti-communism 47 death of 172 as ‘Dighenis’ 51, 90-1, 102, 106, 147, 162-4 early life and education 45-7 and formation of EOKA 48-9 relations with Makarios 49-51, 90, 105,136,167 role in the Greek Civil War 46-7 and Zurich and London Agreements 167-8 Halkın Sesi (The Voice of the People) 121,126 Harding, John (governor of Cyprus) 54, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 95, 97-101, 103,104,108, 110, 111, 118, 119,120,124-5,126, 132, 156,165 appointed as governor of Cyprus 65-6 arrival in Cyprus 68
216 Index career background 66 departure from Cyprus 124-5,127 negotiations with Makarios 67-83, 102,109 Hellenism 9-10,14,51,137 Hopkinson, Henry 50 statement on Cyprus in Parliament 38-41 interrogation of EOKA detainees 98, 99,101, 107 Istanbul pogrom 61-2,140 85, 91, Karamanlis, Constantinos 114,116,137, 147,151-3 attitudes toward enosis 101 and Zurich and London Agreements 163-6 Kemal, Mustapha (Atatürk) 15-16,49, 61,141,142,166, 197 п.100 Kendrew, Douglas (chief of operations in Cyprus) 143,144,156 attitudes toward Turkish base on Cyprus 132 relations with Hugh Foot 132-3 Kenya British experience with counter insurgency in 39, 91, 95-6, 142.170 and Mau Mau 2, 4 Kontemenos massacre 142 Kütchük, Fazii 73,126,140,146,164, 166.171 Kyrenia 83,119,142,172 Kyrillos III (archbishop of Cyprus) 9, 23-4 Kyrou, Alexis 38,41-2,174 n.8 Labour government 27, 36 program of civic improvements in Cyprus 24 and Winster Constitution 22 Lamaca 12, 51, 52, 77,107,131,140 Lausanne, Treaty of 17, 60,118 Lennox-Boyd, Alan 55, 65-7, 70-2, 77, 92, 99, 104, 111, 112,114-17, 119-22,124-6, 140-2, 145, 161-2 visits to Cyprus 81-3 Leontios (archbishop of Cyprus) 24 death of 25 differences with Archbishop Makarios II 25 Limassol 51-3,107 Lloyd, Selwyn 41,42, 96,119,121,122, 133,134,152,158 Loizides, Savvas 47,48 Loizides, Socrates 47,48, 51 London Agreement 164,165,167,171 London Conference of 1955, see Tripartite Conference Macmillan, Harold 55,58,66, 71,109-11, 119,121,124,125,129,130, 145.147.149-53, 156,163-6 becomes prime minister 106 tridominium plan 130-1, 158,160 and the Tripartite Conference
(1955) 56,59-60 Makarios II (archbishop of Cyprus) 37 differences with Archbishop Leontios 25 Makarios III (archbishop of Cyprus) 38, 41, 55, 56, 59, 61, 90, 92,100, 101, 103, 108,110,114, 124, 126.131.147.149-50,151, 153-4, 157, 158, 162, 163, 168, 171,172 attitudes toward Turkey and TurkishCypriots 34-5,45, 58 attitudes toward violence 47-53, 135-6,142 brinksmanship 81,165 decision to begin insurgency 50-1 deportation to the Seychelles 66, 83-4, 85,104, 111 elected archbishop 37, 83 interview with Barbara Castle 158-9 and London and Zurich Agreements 165-6 negotiations with Harding 67-83, 97-8,102,109 relations with Grivas 45-53,105, 167,169 role in organizing 1950 plebiscite 37 Malaya 65-6, 83, 86-7, 89-90, 92, 95-6, 98, 170
Index Martin, John (deputy undersecretary of state for the colonies) 98,111, 118,160 Mau Mau 2,4 Meghall Idhea (Great Idea) 7-8,12,14, 25,127 Underpinnings 10-11 Menderes, Adnan 98,134,147,152, 172 attitudes to partition 117,120,122, 145 plane crash 164 role in Istanbul Pogrom 61, 62 and Zurich and London Agreements 163-4 NATO 22, 57, 59, 62, 68,69,71 -4, 77, 89, 96,108,115,121,123,126, 129,131, 145,152, 154,158, 161, 162,164,166 Nicosia 38, 51-3, 80, 81,83,101,118, 122-3,133,134,138,140,152, 155,172 operations by security forces Black Mak 123 Foxhunter I 98 Foxhunter II 98 Lucky Alphonse 101 Matchbox 144,154 Pepperpot 101 Table Lighter 144 Palestine 1, 2,4, 21, 26, 29, 36,91, 117,118,120,126,140, 142, 170 pan-Hellenism 9,10,14, 51 Papagos, Alexandras (prime minister of Greece) 47, 50,101 Paphos 37,72,73,119 Peake, Charles (British ambassador in Athens) 76,115,116 PEON (Pancyprian National Youth Organisation) 48,90, 103 plebiscite of January 1950 18, 32-7, 76, 83 Qunit 91,170,190 n.39 217 Raddiife, Cyril constitutional proposals 109-24,126, 131,151 referendum on enosis (1950), see plebiscite of January 1950 St. George (caique) 50-1 Sèvres, Treaty of 15 Sinclair, George (deputy governor of Cyprus) 90,126,133,139, 140,165 Smyrna 12,15,16,127,146 Storrs, Sir Ronald 8-9,13 Suez crisis 105-10,112,114,121,145, 147.171 Templer, Gerald 98 and ‘hearts and minds’ 87 as model for counter-insurgency command 66, 86, 90, 92 visit to Cyprus 88 Tripartite Conference 54, 55-61, 63, 65-8,71,109,119,123,152 Turkey 1-5, 12-13,15,22,29,33-7, 42,49, 54, 69, 73-80, 87, 96,
109-11,113,115-16,118-21, 126,129, 132-4,139-141, 144-5,147-54,158-60,169, 170.172 and London and Zurich agreements 161-6 opposition to enosis 8-10,17-19, 24-6,71-2,79,86,89,117,130-1 support for TMT 146-7 at Tripartite Conference 55-63, 68 Turkish-Cypriots 22,25, 27, 35,49, 58, 69, 72, 73, 75,78-81, 87, 100-1,109,113-15, 119, 121-2, 123, 124,126,129-36,138-42, 144-6,148,150,154,156-8, 161, 164, 169-71 as members of Cyprus Police Force 94-6,143 opposition to enosis 24-6, 28, 32, 35-6, 57, 86, 89, 117 origins 10 plebiscite of 1950 34 relations with Turkey 17-18,60,68, 117
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