British Views of the Turkish National Movement in Anatolia, 1919-22

British Views of the Turkish National Movement in Anatolia, 1919-22

British views of the Turkish national movement in Anatolia differed according to the point of the view adopted. Whereas British officials on the spot, in Constantinople and Anatolia, tended to view the movement as the product of a conspiracy organized by elements within the Ottoman government, in pa...

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Published in:Middle Eastern studies Vol. 38; no. 3; pp. 27 - 46
Main Author: Macfie, A.L.
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: London Taylor & Francis Group 01-07-2002
Frank Cass & Co
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Subjects:
Bolshevism
Colonial government
Colonial history
Conspiracy
Foreign Policy
Government
History
Independence movements
Intelligence gathering
Intelligence services
Memoranda
Middle Eastern studies
Muslims
National movements
Nationalism
Nationalist movements
Perceptions
Political control
Political movements
Public officials
Turkey
United Kingdom
War
World wars
United Kingdom > UK
Turkey
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Summary:British views of the Turkish national movement in Anatolia differed according to the point of the view adopted. Whereas British officials on the spot, in Constantinople and Anatolia, tended to view the movement as the product of a conspiracy organized by elements within the Ottoman government, in particular the Ministry of War, the intelligence services tended to view it as part of an international conspiracy, organized by outside forces.
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ISSN:0026-3206
1743-7881
DOI:10.1080/714866707