Andrekos Varnava is an Associate Professor in Imperial History at Flinders University, Adelaide and an Honorary Professor at De Montfort University, Leicester.

• List of figuresList of tablesAcknowledgementsList of abbreviationsIntroduction: Chapter 1: British Cyprus 1878-1915: The Inconsequential Possession Chapter 2: Elite Loyalties: Enosis, the Greek Schism and the War EffortChapter 3: Middle-Class Loyalties: Military Intelligence and the War Effort Chapter 4: Lower-Class Loyalties: Cypriots at War Chapter 5: Refugees and Settlers: Inclusivity and Exclusivity Chapter 6: ‘Remember Heligoland’: Retaining Cyprus against the Enosis Policy Chapter 7: Colonialism, Enosis and Democratic Deficit, 1921-25 Conclusion BibliographyIndex

Andrekos Varnava is an Associate Professor in Imperial History at Flinders University, Adelaide and an Honorary Professor at De Montfort University, Leicester.

• List of figuresList of tablesAcknowledgementsList of abbreviationsIntroduction: Chapter 1: British Cyprus 1878-1915: The Inconsequential Possession Chapter 2: Elite Loyalties: Enosis, the Greek Schism and the War EffortChapter 3: Middle-Class Loyalties: Military Intelligence and the War Effort Chapter 4: Lower-Class Loyalties: Cypriots at War Chapter 5: Refugees and Settlers: Inclusivity and Exclusivity Chapter 6: ‘Remember Heligoland’: Retaining Cyprus against the Enosis Policy Chapter 7: Colonialism, Enosis and Democratic Deficit, 1921-25 Conclusion BibliographyIndex

Andrekos Varnava is an Associate Professor in Imperial History at Flinders University, Adelaide and an Honorary Professor at De Montfort University, Leicester.

• List of figuresList of tablesAcknowledgementsList of abbreviationsIntroduction: Chapter 1: British Cyprus 1878-1915: The Inconsequential Possession Chapter 2: Elite Loyalties: Enosis, the Greek Schism and the War EffortChapter 3: Middle-Class Loyalties: Military Intelligence and the War Effort Chapter 4: Lower-Class Loyalties: Cypriots at War Chapter 5: Refugees and Settlers: Inclusivity and Exclusivity Chapter 6: ‘Remember Heligoland’: Retaining Cyprus against the Enosis Policy Chapter 7: Colonialism, Enosis and Democratic Deficit, 1921-25 Conclusion BibliographyIndex