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Full Description
This book explores the role of the Cyprus regiment, a military unit of the British Army, in the Second World War. Highlighting the contribution of Cyprus to the war effort, the book contributes to the limited historiography on the military engagement of Cyprus in the Second World War. Through an analysis of British official records and interviews the author aims to provide the required chronological and contextual placement of events involving Cyprus and the Cyprus Regiment. By drawing upon veterans' narratives and operational insights, the book offers a personal view and assessment of the Second World War period. The book covers a number of themes, including the recruitment of Cypriots to the British Army and the training they received, the establishment of the Cyprus Volunteer Force, the experiences of Cypriot soldiers while serving in multiple countries, and the wider impact of the war on Cyprus, economically, socially and militarily.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Recruitment, Training and Initial Deployment.- Chapter 3: Cyprus Volunteer Force: Local Forces In Defence of The Island.- Chapter 4: In Defence of Cyprus: The British Floating Fortress in the Eastern Mediterranean?.- Chapter 5: Cypriots Fight for the Allied Cause: The Experience Abroad.- Chapter 6: The War Comes to an End: The Demobilisation of Cypriot Volunteers.- Chapter 7: The Impact of War on Cyprus: During and After the War.- Chapter 8- Conclusion.
