Turkish foreign policy within the context of Turkey-Germanyrelations in Hitler period
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Turkey had maintained her close relations with Germany during World War I. In Turkish foreign policy until almost the end of World War II, in the economic field, it had been abstained from implementing rigid policy against Germany which was the state that foreign trade sustained at the peak level. Nevertheless, it had been showed attention to the continuation of relations with UK and Democratic West had been selected as the side at the end. The relations with Turkey during Nazi Germany had been prudential and Turkey had been involved in pacts that provide the self-assurance. Turkey had determined the foreign policy targeting its sensitive situation derived from geographical position.
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Mehmet Şahin
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İstanbul Arel University
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Mehmet Şahin (Master Thesis). Turkish foreign policy within the context of Turkey-Germanyrelations in Hitler period, 2018, İstanbul Arel University.
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