Kronik Publications 785 How Were Turkish Ships Hit in Cyprus? Levent Başara, 432 Pages (KR785)

Contents

• 1 How were Turkish Ships Hit in Cyprus?, Levent Başara - Serhat Güvenç, 432 pages, Kronik Publications

Features

• Historical Confrontation: With its volume of 432 pages, it deals with the most discussed and curious case of the operation in all its reality and details.
• Focused on the Air Front: As emphasized in the subtitle of the book, it details the Cyprus Peace Operation and the unfortunate incident from the perspective of the "Air Front".
• From the Language of the Last Witnesses: It goes beyond the official records and conveys the experiences with the verbatim accounts of the last living witnesses who were personally involved in the event.
• Strategic Analysis: Examines the coordination situation between combatant elements, communication conditions and the difficult combat environment of that day with a technical and historical approach.
• Collection Value: It is a complete archive piece with an expanded number of pages (432 pages) that will be considered a reference in its field for military history enthusiasts.

How Were Turkish Ships Hit in Cyprus?, a joint work by Levent Başara and Serhat Güvenç, fills a large gap in the literature by shedding light on one of the most painful and most talked about events of our recent war history. The work, presented to the reader under the label of Kronik Publications, examines the air front of the 1974 Cyprus Peace Operation and the shooting of our ships with the accounts of the last witnesses. This 432-page study, prepared with meticulous research, offers a unique documentary guide for both military historians and researchers curious about the behind-the-scenes of the operation.