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Tercan, Serkan,
1981-
author
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Kasalak, Kadir,
1955-
thesis advisor
8899 |
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Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi.
Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü.
Tarih Anabilim Dalı.
issuing body
10615 |
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| dc.date |
2011. |
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http://tez.sdu.edu.tr/Tezler/TS01078.pdf |
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Caucasia has been the intersection point of economical, social and cultural intercourses and interactions between asia andeurope. owing to its geographic features, it did not allow the emergence of permanent states; yet the region had beena competition area for two significant Islamic states; Ottomans and İran until 19t century. in the middle of 19th century, Russia also became one of the most important actors of this competition. In the region of caucasia where has been one of the prominent conflict areaof historical Turkish and Russian rivalry, the emergence of developments during thefirst world war, has become a critical factor carving out the policies of Ottomans and in later period government of turkish parliament. the challenge of turkishparliament government on-going with Greeks in west anatolyhas been formed in the framework of the challenges continued against Armenians acting in order to have Turkish Parliament accept the sevres treaty in the east. In 1918, towards end of the first world war, consideringthe emergence of Azerbaijan as an independent stateby the contribution of Turkish forces exercising caucasian operation, it is possible tostate that turkish influence in Caucasia was taken serious by the bolshevik Russia. during the years of national struggle, Turkish Government has seen soviet russia that would transform into union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1922, continuing its expansionist policy of czarist Russia with ideological arguments. It may be expressed that turkey's Caucasian relations are basedupon three factors mainly; the relations with Soviet Russia, the relations with armenia and relations with the west. Mustafa Kemal's (Ataturk's) rationalist and consistent caucasian policy made effective contributions to the accomplishment of the national struggle. after that period, turkey, gaining it independence in lozan treaty, follow the developmend in caucasia fastidiously. by accepting the peace policy both in turkey andin the world, it handled the events in caucasia from this perspective. This area was accepted as a land of USSR. in relations to USSR., the problems with this area were not metioned. about the security of the region, Armenia was considered more reliable under the ussr authority. Keywords: Caucasus, Revolution, War of Independence, Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Armenian Question. |
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Tez (Yüksek Lisans)- Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, Tarih Anabilim Dalı, 2011. |
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Kaynakça var. |
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Caucasia has been the intersection point of economical, social and cultural intercourses and interactions between asia andeurope. owing to its geographic features, it did not allow the emergence of permanent states; yet the region had beena competition area for two significant Islamic states; Ottomans and İran until 19t century. in the middle of 19th century, Russia also became one of the most important actors of this competition. In the region of caucasia where has been one of the prominent conflict areaof historical Turkish and Russian rivalry, the emergence of developments during thefirst world war, has become a critical factor carving out the policies of Ottomans and in later period government of turkish parliament. the challenge of turkishparliament government on-going with Greeks in west anatolyhas been formed in the framework of the challenges continued against Armenians acting in order to have Turkish Parliament accept the sevres treaty in the east. In 1918, towards end of the first world war, consideringthe emergence of Azerbaijan as an independent stateby the contribution of Turkish forces exercising caucasian operation, it is possible tostate that turkish influence in Caucasia was taken serious by the bolshevik Russia. during the years of national struggle, Turkish Government has seen soviet russia that would transform into union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1922, continuing its expansionist policy of czarist Russia with ideological arguments. It may be expressed that turkey's Caucasian relations are basedupon three factors mainly; the relations with Soviet Russia, the relations with armenia and relations with the west. Mustafa Kemal's (Ataturk's) rationalist and consistent caucasian policy made effective contributions to the accomplishment of the national struggle. after that period, turkey, gaining it independence in lozan treaty, follow the developmend in caucasia fastidiously. by accepting the peace policy both in turkey andin the world, it handled the events in caucasia from this perspective. This area was accepted as a land of USSR. in relations to USSR., the problems with this area were not metioned. about the security of the region, Armenia was considered more reliable under the ussr authority. Keywords: Caucasus, Revolution, War of Independence, Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Armenian Question. |
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tur |
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Isparta : SDÜ Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, |
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| dc.subject |
Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi |
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| dc.title |
TBMM hükümetlerinin Kafkas politikası (1920-1923) = Governments of the grand national assembly of Turkey caucasus policy (1920-1923) / |
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text |
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