An Organization against the national independence war Kuva-yi Inzibatiye
2006
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Yaşar Akbıyık
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This thesis researched Kuva-yı nzibatiye which is the most planned andsystematic movement and also has the most troublesome and hard days. The studytry to explain and emphasize that under which hard circumstances, Kuva-yınzibatiye movement struggle against inside and outside enemies in spite of thesegreat difficulties, how it reached to victory. Kuva-yı nzibatiye is disintegrated andpaid salaries of officiers and soldiers by Ottoman state in itself. These unities areornamented from weapon stores under control of located Englishes in stanbul.Actually, not finding out so important results and able to detain some days, thismovement gain importance when take into consideration its aim, preparation, andpowers under it. This result is striking point of view of inside and outside enemmiesof Turkish Republic.Key Words: Kuva-yı nzibatiye, Inside Rebellions, Ahmet Aznavur, Damat FeritPaşa, Strait of Geyve, Anadolu Fevkalade Müfettişliği Umumiliği.
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Dr. Orhan Tınmaz
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Orhan Tınmaz (Master Thesis). An Organization against the national independence war Kuva-yi Inzibatiye, 2006, Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal University.
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