Titlebook: Britain’s Cold War in Cyprus and Hong Kong; A Conflict of Empire Christopher Sutton Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Moderate, Irreproachable, and Organized: The Rise of AKEL, 1941–1946ire. Identifying several key battlegrounds in the imperial Cold War, the British administration, led by Sir Charles Woolley, the governor during most of this period, aimed to counter AKEL’s influence in Cypriot politics, labour, and military forces as well as its connections to the communist-controlled National Liberation Front in Greece.

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British Anti-Communism: From Enemy to Ally to Enemyse from many of its Asian territories, especially of the Malayan and Hong Kong ‘indifference’ to Japanese occupation and the Indian opposition to the war effort.. And while there was much praise heaped upon the Cyprus Regiment for its efforts and sacrifices, British policy-makers found significant fault with the communist influence within it.

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The Breakdown of Allied Cooperation and the Resumption of the Cold Warhe imperial conflict. In Cyprus, for example, AKEL combined its . campaign against British colonialism with its peace campaign against Anglo-American nuclear warmongering. In Hong Kong, while avoiding antagonizing the colonial government, the CCP continued to expand its influence in the cultural fronts of education and labour.

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The Decline of the British World Systemlly) used by Prime Minister Anthony Eden in the Cabinet on the eve of the disastrous Suez Crisis, the Anglo-French-Israeli invasion of Egypt in 1956, after which Britain truly understood just how little cloth it had left..

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Repair of Extensor Mechanism Injuriesct after 1945 took on new battlefields, new weapons, new players, and a greater intensity, but it was still fundamentally a conflict against Soviet imperialism (real and imagined). And Hong Kong and Cyprus, as we will see, were central to its origins and development.

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Basic Surgery of the Temporal Bone,ts colonialism to compete in a Cold War dominated by Soviet cultural NGOs and transnational neo-colonialism. However, in both colonies, the resilience of these communist forces led to the abandonment of the reform strategy and a return to a more repressive approach.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84996-296-4priot communists. In fact, as this chapter concludes, even with EOKA’s revolt commencing on 1 April 1955, the Cold War remained the principal consideration in British policy-making, and the Cyprus government finally proscribed AKEL later that year.

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Origins and the First Cold War, 1917–1945ct after 1945 took on new battlefields, new weapons, new players, and a greater intensity, but it was still fundamentally a conflict against Soviet imperialism (real and imagined). And Hong Kong and Cyprus, as we will see, were central to its origins and development.