Discover the untold story of Cyprus in "A Divided Paradise," a gripping historical memoir that sheds light on one of the most devastating yet overlooked conflicts of the 20th century. Delving deep into the turbulent events of 1974, this book offers a heart-wrenching account of the Cyprus Coup d'état and Turkish Intervention, uncovering the profound human suffering and enduring impact on both the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities.

Through meticulously gathered extracts and photographs from United Nations operations log sheets, situation reports, and humanitarian documents from 1974 to 1977, the book paints a vivid picture of the conflict's complexities and motivations. With firsthand accounts from the author's personal experiences and notes, this book not only recounts the chaos of war but also honours the memory of those who sacrificed their lives.

Despite the lack of widely available records-due to language barriers and military secrecy-the book strives to piece together the fragmented history, urging readers to remember and honour the fallen by working towards lasting peace and reconciliation. For those interested in historical and political memoirs, this book is an essential read.

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