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1926-1930 Ağri rebellion

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2007
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One of the most important rebellion of republican history took place Ağrı and Ağrıregion. It was guided by an organization supported by foreign power. The base of therebellion is political Kurdism and British provocation. The rebellion was directed by Hoybunassociation which is symbol of Kurd-Armenian coalition. The British try to annoy Turkishtroops and to continue their sovereignty in The Middle East with this rebellion.The British intended to make trouble to New Turkish State by supporting to formHorbun association which helps their interest in The Middle East region. They used sometribe leaders to spread destructive and disrupter activities in Eastern and South EasternAnatolia which was failed. They tried to settle their ?Armenian and Kurdistan? dream in thisregion with this dividing movement. They acted with Armenian to turn their policy intoreality..Many Kurdish political leaders, tribe leaders and personnel escaped Iran, Iraq and Syriaafter Seikh Sait rebellion. They carried on their illegal activities by joining Kurdish LoftySociety (Kürt Teali Cemiyeti), Kurdish Institute and Social Society (Kürt Teşkilatı çtimaiyeCemiyeti), Kurdish National Society (Kürt Ulusal Birliği), and Kurdish People Party (KürtMillet Fırkası). The member of these groups united with Xwebun-Hoybun organization byBritish coordination. The British wanted to carry on their sovereignty in The Middle East andmade trouble to Turkey with Ağrı rebellion.The government of Turkish Republic had spent 4 years to overcome Ağrı rebellion. Therebellion was started with Zeyland incident in June 1930 and was overcome on 14 September1930. The all region was cleaned from rebels.

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Çağlayan Polat

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Çağlayan Polat (Master Thesis). 1926-1930 Ağri rebellion, 2007, Afyon Kocatepe University.

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