Cyprus
Most of Britain’s colonies gained their independence before
1970, although a trickle of independences continued throughout the 1970s. This
does not mean that Britain’s imperial past had no more influence : debates
and struggles around immigration and around racism were very much present. On
the foreign policy side, the British governments of the 1970s organized fewer
military interventions that in previous decades (Suez, or Kenya, for example)
or in subsequent decades (the Falklands, or Iraq, for example). One of the
places where Britain’s imperial past caught up with it in the 1970s, to some
extent, was Cyprus. This 1984 documentary is rather long, but explains the
situation well.
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