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A Failed New Deal in Cyprus: From Constitution to Repression, 1946–1949ed to join and the communist members drove the agenda into the non-starter of self-government. AKEL and the nationalists responded with increasing violence, while Akelists travelling behind the Iron Curtain and rumours, for example, of an imminent Cominform-supported uprising, greatly alarmed the go

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‘A World of Grey Men’: The Rise of the CCP, 1938–1946ir pre-war repression of communism and collaborated with the Chinese communists in the war against their common enemy, the Japanese. With the defeat of Japan in 1945, however, the CCP found itself in a favourable position within the war-torn colony to organize its external affairs particularly regar

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Moderate, Irreproachable, and Organized: The Rise of AKEL, 1941–1946cal force in Cyprus and the colonial government’s primary enemy. AKEL did so by taking advantage of great local discontent and geopolitical upheaval caused by the Second World War and the Greek Civil War as well as Britain’s efforts to liberalize its colonial rule to encourage loyalty across the emp

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The Breakdown of Allied Cooperation and the Resumption of the Cold Warically opposed imperial rivals. With the breakdown of Allied cooperation soon after the war, Cold War tensions returned, intensified by the introduction of nuclear weapons, US interventionism, and Soviet-dominated cultural warfare. Examined here in Part II, these issues were thus incorporated into t

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A Failed New Deal in Cyprus: From Constitution to Repression, 1946–1949icy-makers reformed their colonial rule in Cyprus. As in Hong Kong, the British introduced a number of reforms to improve British colonialism’s ideological and moral image against rival and seemingly more progressive imperialisms in the Cold War. In Cyprus, this ‘new deal’ was intended to undermine