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Photograph P10883.005 Period 1990-1999Turkish Cypriot demonstrators Ledra. This occurrence became known as the 'Pizza Delivery Boy Demonstrations'. A pizza delivery boy from the Republic of Cyprus got lost attempting to deliver a pizza t

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three members of the Australian Federal Police (AFP) contingent serving with the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). Identified on left speaking with a female civilian police officer is Senior Sergeant Gary Brown, AFP. They are observing the activities of Greek Cypriot demonstrators at the Ledra Palace crossing point in Nicosia, on the Greek Cypriot side of the buffer zone between the Greek and Turkish controlled areas of Cyprus. At the time, these demonstrations were a regular occurrence, especially on Saturdays.
Turkish Cypriot demonstrators Ledra. This occurrence became known as the 'Pizza Delivery Boy Demonstrations'. A pizza delivery boy from the Republic of Cyprus got lost attempting to deliver a pizza t

Two Australian Federal Police (AFP) Officers, Paul Roland (left) and Clifford Cooke (right) talking to an unidentified elderly Cypriot man. The officers are part of the 23rd contingent to the United N

Inspector Barry Boyce with an Australian United Nations forces vehicle on the streets of Nicosia. The sign on the front grill of the vehicle identifies it as "UNFICYP CIVILIAN POLICE". This image form
The site where Sergeant Ian Ward of the NSW police was killed when his Land Rover hit a landmine on 12 November 1974. Ward was escorting a family through the buffer zone between the Greek Cypriot and

Members of the 21st Australian Federal Police Contingent to the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) with family and friends at the Dawn Service at `Waynes Keep Cemetery'. The service was led by t

Greek demonstration on the northern side of the Buffer Zone at Astromeritis. Two Australian Federal Police (AFP) are standing with their backs to the camera. The AFP member wearing the blue jumper an
