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Chapter 08 - Cyprus, 1960-1974: internal developments
Kazamias, George A.
Kazamias, George (EN)
Christoforou, Petros (EN)
Rodosthenous, Christos (EN)
Petrides, Antonis (EN)
Koumas, Emmanouel (EN)
Mavrotheris, Stathis (EN)
Matheou, Georgia (EN)
Epiphaniou, Michalis (EN)
Gregoriou, Elena (EN)
Book chapter
2013-01-01T17:47:56Z
2013-01-01
Open University of Cyprus, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Republic of Cyprus)
This chapter aims to present the early history of the Republic of Cyprus. Created through a sui generis process (independence had not been among the objectives of the armed struggle and the rules governing its existence had been produced outside Cyprus), the new state was born and operated in a strange environment. The international stage (the Cold War was in full swing) was also an important factor in internal developments. All this together in the context of the events described in previous chapters created an unstable political scene. A number of challenges to the new state from home and abroad (and often simultaneously from both) came almost immediately to the fore. Structural weaknesses compounded the local problems. The efforts of the international community added another factor, sometimes stabilising, sometimes not.
Kofinou incident
Intercommunal clashes
13 points
Acheson Plan
Ευκταίο και εφικτό
UNFICYP
EOKA B
National Front
Πενταμερής Διάσκεψη
1960 Costitution of the Republic of Cyprus
Desired” and Achievable outcome
Turkish Cypriot enclaves
Intercommunal talks
Open University Of Cyprus
Open University of Cyprus
Digital Repository Kipseli
Ηλεκτρονικές Δημοσιεύσεις
Introduction to the History of Cyprus



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