British Policy Against Turkish, French-Italian Convergence in the First Half of 1921 and the Mustafa Sagir Incident

Abstract

After the London conference, Britain and its "Sword in the Western Anatolia" Greece were thoroughly lonely, and with the aim of eliminating this loneliness, a new attack was made with the encouragement of Britain. The result is frustration ... II. İnönü was won, Anatolia was largely cleaned of the rebels against the Ankara government and a regular army was initiated. This situation brought French and Italian rapprochement to the surface. Unfortunately, despite the two victories, the Government of Ankara could not prove that it was a bribe. Sevr, the superpower of the time, had reassembled Britain again "The Sunless Country" position. World; Britain consisted of several European States that helped to get colonies and Britain's interests. With Germany and Russia withdrawing from the political and military platform, the world became smaller in the eyes of England. Every state was given a note, everyone could be asked for an account. This was the mentality of being the only superpower in the world.