Milliyetçilik Araştırmaları Dergisi

Yazarlar: ["Muharrem Selçuk ÜNAL"]

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DOI:10.53425/madergisi.1193508

Anahtar Kelimeler:Türkiye,Rusya,Bolşeviklik,Diplomasi,Yardımlar

Özet: Immediately after the Mudros Armistice Agreement had signed between the Allied Powers and the Ottoman Empire after the First World War, the allied forces began to occupy the Anatolian lands from place to place. With the occupation of Izmir, which was initiated by the Greeks with the support of the British and French on May 15, 1919, the Ottoman Empire had been almost in a stalemate. Subsequently, Mustafa Kemal, who had been assigned to Samsun with a mission instruction, started the War of Independence from Samsun by taking a “decision of full independence” for the future of the country. However, in addition to the financial support, the existing weapons and ammunition, different types and sizes of weapons and ammunition and various war materials were needed to achieve the independence struggle in this struggle. The conditions and mutual interests of the period brought Turkey and Russia closer to each other. Thus, in the current climate of the War of Independence, the contact with Russia gained importance. This study was put forward within the framework of the procurement of the needed war weapons and ammunition from Russia. The aim of this study is to analyse the reasons for the rapprochement between the two countries, the official and unofficial meetings, the interruption, resumption, and conclusion of the talks in the period from the organization period of the national struggle to the signing of the Moscow Treaty on March 16, 1921.

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