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Relevant Websites

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission Of the 379 CWGC burials or cremations in the whole

of Cyprus, the majority, 213 graves, all from the Second World War, are located in the Nicosia War
Cemetery. There are also 73 names on the Nicosia Cremation Memorial and 58 names on the Cyprus

(Nicosia) Memorial commemorating the dead of the Cyprus Regiment and Cyprus Volunteer Force.
There are none listed for Wayne’s Keep as this cemetery only covers the post-war years. Website: www.

cwgc.org/

Cemetery or Memorial
Number of Casualties

213
Nicosia War Cemetery

73
Nicosia Cremation Memorial

0
Nicosia (Waynes Keep) Military Cemetery

58
Cyprus (Nicosia) Memorial

The War Graves Photographic Project A special link to Google Earth via a symbol of Cyprus shows

the location of this cemetery as well as the other cemeteries in Cyprus containing CWGC graves or
memorials, to complement the photographs of the individual headstone or memorial supplied through

TWGPP. Website: http://twgpp.org/

David Carter’s Britain’s Small Wars lists all the servicemen (by regiment or service) who died or were

killed on active service during the Cyprus Emergency 1955-1959 and are now buried at Wayne’s Keep
Cemetery (as well as being commemorated on the British Cyprus Memorial in The Old British Cemetery,

Kyrenia). A useful feature is that it also gives the cause of death, where known. Website: www.britains-
smallwars.com/cyprus

The Roll of Honour on the website of the Armed Forces Memorial can be searched for details of those

service personnel who died on duty or as a result of terrorist activity after the Second World War, such as
those who are buried in Wayne’s Keep. Website: http://afm.updated.dev.vccpdigital.net/roll-of-honour.

asp

TheGenealogist This subscription-only site contains an almost complete index of burials and their exact

location in this cemetery, and images of individual gravestones. Website: www.thegenealogist.co.uk/

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