Battle of the Pine

Battle of the Pine
	Part of Cyprus Emergency
Date	23 November 1955
Location	Cyprus
Result	EOKA success
Belligerents
United Kingdom	EOKA
Commanders and leaders
	George Grivas
Casualties and losses
2 dead; 2 wounded	nil

The Battle of the Pine was a military engagement during the Cyprus Emergency. A team of EOKA guerillas ambushed a British patrol of two armoured vehicles on the road from Kyperounda to Chandria.^[1]

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Wars involving the United Kingdom
2 more
Cyprus Emergency
1955 in Cyprus

References[]

↑ "Chapter 4 Harding strives to suppress the EOKA movement and give a political solution to the Cyprus problem but without success - Archbishop Makarios is exiled to the Seychelles (3 October 1955 - 9 March 1956)", A history of the liberation struggle of EOKA (1955-1959) accessed 7 November 2013

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[1] "Chapter 4 Harding strives to suppress the EOKA movement and give a political solution to the Cyprus problem but without success - Archbishop Makarios is exiled to the Seychelles (3 October 1955 - 9 March 1956)", A history of the liberation struggle of EOKA (1955-1959) accessed 7 November 2013

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