Information Management Group, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London

• 1. Cyprus: Prelude to Intervention, Oct. 1973-July 1974 2. Cyprus: Coup d’Etat and Intervention, July-August 1974 3. Cyprus: Sequel to Geneva, Aug. 1974-Feb. 1975 4. Political Change in Portugal and Spain, May 1974-April 1975 5. Political Change in Portugal and Spain, April 1975-April 1976

'Reflecting on his years as Foreign Secretary, James Callaghan noted that foreign policy was ‘a mixture of the old and the new. We may initiate but we also inherit’. This fascinating new compilation of recently declassified documents, edited by Keith Hamilton and Patrick Salmon, reveals the truth of Callaghan’s words.'Alexander Wieland, Office of the Historian, US Department of State

Information Management Group, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London

• 1. Cyprus: Prelude to Intervention, Oct. 1973-July 1974 2. Cyprus: Coup d’Etat and Intervention, July-August 1974 3. Cyprus: Sequel to Geneva, Aug. 1974-Feb. 1975 4. Political Change in Portugal and Spain, May 1974-April 1975 5. Political Change in Portugal and Spain, April 1975-April 1976

'Reflecting on his years as Foreign Secretary, James Callaghan noted that foreign policy was ‘a mixture of the old and the new. We may initiate but we also inherit’. This fascinating new compilation of recently declassified documents, edited by Keith Hamilton and Patrick Salmon, reveals the truth of Callaghan’s words.'Alexander Wieland, Office of the Historian, US Department of State

Information Management Group, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London

• 1. Cyprus: Prelude to Intervention, Oct. 1973-July 1974 2. Cyprus: Coup d’Etat and Intervention, July-August 1974 3. Cyprus: Sequel to Geneva, Aug. 1974-Feb. 1975 4. Political Change in Portugal and Spain, May 1974-April 1975 5. Political Change in Portugal and Spain, April 1975-April 1976

'Reflecting on his years as Foreign Secretary, James Callaghan noted that foreign policy was ‘a mixture of the old and the new. We may initiate but we also inherit’. This fascinating new compilation of recently declassified documents, edited by Keith Hamilton and Patrick Salmon, reveals the truth of Callaghan’s words.'Alexander Wieland, Office of the Historian, US Department of State