The harsh measures adopted by the British…

1924 CE to 1935 CE

The harsh measures adopted by the British on Cyprus seem particularly incongruous in view of the relaxation of strictures in Egypt and India at the same time, but the harsh measures continue; the teaching of Greek and Turkish history is curtailed, and the flying of Greek or Turkish flags or the public display of portraits of Greek or Turkish heroes is forbidden.

The rules apply to both ethnic groups, although Turkish Cypriots had not contributed to the disorders of 1931.

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Turkish people View → Greeks (Modern) View → Cyprus, British Crown Colony of View → Britain (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) View →

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