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portada Britain Enforcing the Peace, 1918–1923: The Royal Navy in Turkey and Southern Russia After the Great war
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Language
English
Pages
256
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781036123741

Britain Enforcing the Peace, 1918–1923: The Royal Navy in Turkey and Southern Russia After the Great war

John D Grainger (Author) · Pen And Sword Military · Hardcover

Britain Enforcing the Peace, 1918–1923: The Royal Navy in Turkey and Southern Russia After the Great war - John D Grainger

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Synopsis "Britain Enforcing the Peace, 1918–1923: The Royal Navy in Turkey and Southern Russia After the Great war"

The end of the Great War in the Near East began with the Turkish Armistice but was not complete until the final peace treaty in 1923. During that five-year period the British Navy dealt with the overspill from the Russian Revolution in the Caucasus, the Caspian Sea and Central Asia as well, and then in the Aegean Sea and the Straits confronting the resurgent Turkish forces under Mustafa Kemal.The British in India were very concerned about Bolshevik activities in Central Asia and had sent two battalions of Indian troops under a British general to attempt to cope with it. They were successful in battle against larger forces, but politically they were unable to reach any sort of settlement. They were withdrawn when an Afghan war broke out.A second expedition was sent early in 1918 from Iraq through Persia to gain control of the oil fields at Baku in Azerbaijan. The object here was to prevent the oil falling into German or Turkish hands. This was an expedition at the limit of military capabilities, but it did succeed in seizing Baku and preventing a German conquest. In the process ships in the Caspian Sea were captured and turned into a Caspian Sea flotilla to fight Russian Bolshevik advances.These adventures happened before the Turkish Armistice. Constantinople had been occupied, but holding it became increasingly difficult and required the use of considerable forces, mainly British. The other allies gradually faded away or adopted the Turkish side.The resurgence of Turkish power in Anatolia eventually led to a tense confrontation between British and Turkish forces at Chanak on the Dardanelles and a difficult negotiation between generals. The result was a truce, British withdrawal from all occupied areas, and the collapse of the Lloyd George government in Britain, which was prepared to indulge in another war over the issues.

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