The book is divided into five parts:

1. The friendship of Konstantinos ‘I. Myrianthopoulos with ‘I. John Malachias, as evidenced by the two early trips of the first to Acaron and his return to Cyprus.

2. The correspondence of Konstantinos ‘I. Myrianthopoulos with ‘Ionas St. Dragoumis (December 1911 - September 1915) and the report (war correspondence) on the events that followed the critical two weeks after the revolution of July 17, 1912.

3. The narration of the events of the ‘Revolution’ by Elia G. Fountoulis (1900-1999), an eyewitness who was only twelve years old at the time.

4. The tragic story of Philippos Pyrovolikos, Tzakoumakos, as published by the socially sensitive Myrianthopoulos in installments in the newspaper ‘Kiryx’ circulating in Cyprus, and how this story has reached us today through oral tradition.

5. An appendix with the prefaces, epilogues, and contents from the two unpublished volumes of the ‘Karyaki’ written by Konstantinos ‘I. Myrianthopoulos in 1937, on the 25th anniversary of the revolution.