This historical study sheds "ample light" on the actual events regarding the mission, usefulness, role, and recall of the "Division." With overwhelming and unpublished evidence, the reader will finally answer questions such as: 

• Who, why, and how sent the ELDYK/M to Cyprus? What was its actual strength and what were its strategic advantages and disadvantages? 
• Who and how constructed the "provocation" of Kofinou in November 1967? What was its purpose? What was the role of the then King, K. Karamanlis, and Makarios? 
• How was the "Grontos" plan organized? And what was the role of G. Papadopoulos, G. Spantidakis, G. Grivas, and... R. Denktas? 
• When did Georgios Papadopoulos exclaim: "War with the King as Commander-in-Chief" and what was the stance of the then King and Makarios on the Turkish "ultimatum"? 
• What was the detailed defensive situation of Greece on all fronts in the event of a Greek-Turkish conflict? And what was Turkey's real objective? 
• Who is responsible for the recall of ELDYK/M? How and by whom was the decision for withdrawal made and what was G. Papadopoulos's reaction? 
• What was G. Papadopoulos's policy on the Cyprus issue during the period 1968-1973? When did he procure 120 tanks for Cyprus? To whom did he refuse partition and what would the new Constitution of Cyprus be? 
• What were the armaments of the Armed Forces during the period 1968-1973/74? What did the "Cyprus Defense Plan" APHRODITE '73 foresee? When were Greece and Cyprus finally "undefended"? In 1973/74 or 1967? 
• Why did G. Papadopoulos have to be overthrown just 8 months before the Turkish invasion? What was the background of the invasion and what did the crisis of November 1967 have in common with that of July 1974? 
• Who is really responsible for the tragedy of Cyprus in 1974? How did Ioannidis capture 4% and Karamanlis the other 34% of the island? And what is the truth about the 1974 Mobilization? 
• How differently could the events of July-August 1974 have unfolded if G. Papadopoulos had not been overthrown? Would there have been a Turkish invasion? And if so, would it have succeeded in capturing 38% of Cyprus? 

The time has finally come to restore the historical truth about who is truly responsible for the tragedy of Cyprus...