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The Cyprus Question, Karamanlis & Macmillan Correspondence, Athens 1958, First Edition
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The Cyprus Question, Karamanlis & Macmillan Correspondence, Athens 1958, First Edition

50.00€

The Cyprus Question

Correspondence Exchanged between Mr. Constantine Karamanlis, Prime Minister of Greece, and the Right Honourable Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

  • Publisher: Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Athens, Greece

  • Publication Year: 1958

  • Pages: 27

  • Binding: Original paper binding

  • Dimensions: 28.5 cm x 21 cm

  • Edition: First Edition

Description:


This rare 1958 publication documents the diplomatic correspondence between Greek Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan during a critical phase of the Cyprus Question (June 10 – August 19, 1958).

Issued by the Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece, this pamphlet presents primary source material detailing the exchanges over Cyprus’s political future and Anglo-Greek relations at the height of post-war tensions.

Condition:

  • Original paper binding, light age wear consistent with a mid-20th century government publication. Please refer to the images-

  • Clean interior, no markings.

Significance:


An important historical and political document for collectors of Cold War-era diplomacy, Cyprus history, and Greek-British relations. Its first edition status and limited print run make it a valuable item for researchers and libraries specializing in Mediterranean or post-colonial studies.