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Historiography of the Post-War Turkish Settlement

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 July 2015

Bülent Gökay
Bülent Gökay*
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University of Cambridge, Wolfson College
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The end of the First World War marked the complete disintegration of the multi-ethnic Ottoman Empire. This disintegration was followed by a powerful surge of various nationalistic currents on the one hand, and an international power struggle for the control of the region on the other. The 1918-1923 period, therefore, represents a crucial phase, for not only were the overall forms of the international power relations in the area defined during these years, but the political structures and the orientations of various social and political interests within the states concerned were also similarly determined.

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New Perspectives on Turkey , Volume 8 , fall 1992 , pp. 27 - 48
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Copyright © New Perspectives on Turkey 1992

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