Iran in the Second World War and Turkey-Iran relations (1939-1947)

World War II, is one of the most devastating wars in human history. In this period, the situation of Iran and its relations with the belligerent countries and Turkey were tried to be revealed as a result of a comprehensive research. Iran's domestic and foreign policy from the beginning of the war until the occupation and the Iranian policies of Britain and Russia after the occupation and the effects of these policies on Turkey-Iran relations have been discussed extensively. In addition, Iran's relations with the United States of America before and after the invasion were evaluated within the framework of the aid and agreements. The establishment and collapse processes of the Azeri and Kurdish movements that emerged in Iran were evaluated and the Soviet support in the emergence of these movements was questioned. The reflections of the Azeri and Kurdish movements in Turkey and the effects of these formations on Turkey-Iran and Turkey-Soviet Union relations were analyzed.