Demas, Nicholas John (born Ioannou, Nicholas); b. August 29, 1910, Cyprus (Chipre), emigrated to Egypt 1923, briefly in France, then to the US 1929; Naturalized citizen; Greek American; Father Jannis Demas, mother Cleo Demas; Single; Mechanic and Electrician; Pan Cyprian Brotherhood, Greek-American Athletic Club, IWO, CP 1934 (officially January 1937); Received Passport# 367846 on February 171, 1937 which listed his address as 475 West 57th Street, and 1926 3rd Avenue, both NYC; Sailed February 20, 1937 aboard the Ile de France; Arrived in Spain on March 18, 1937 enrolled in BDEs April 2, 1937; Served as an Interpreter Madrigueras; Later with Dimitroff BN; Rank acting Sargento; Later to XV BDE anti-tank unit; BDE Auto Park and BDE Auto Park garage; Last unit Transportes; Rank Sargento; Returned to the US on December 20, 1938 aboard the Ausonia; WWII US Army, enlisted September 1942, service # 36526152, 1043 Signal Company, Service Group, 51 Assault Group, Signal C, rank PFC; Mary and children, Jo-Ann, Penelope and Philip; d. August 15, 1960, Cambria Heights, New York; Buried Long Island National Cemetery, Farmingdale, New York.