Treaty of Lausanne

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The Treaty of Lausanne was the 1923 peace settlement that defined the modern borders of Turkey and replaced the Treaty of Sèvres, marking a key diplomatic turning point in the interwar period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international treaty
peace treaty
post–World War I treaty
addressed minority rights in Turkey and Greece
categorizedIn 1923 in international relations
History of the Republic of Turkey
concernsCountry France
Greece
Italy
Japan
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Romania
Turkey
United Kingdom
confirmed Turkish control over Anatolia
Turkish control over Eastern Thrace
defined modern borders of Turkey
ended state of war between the Allied Powers and Turkey
enteredIntoForceOn 1924-08-06
hasLongTermImpactOn Eastern Mediterranean geopolitics
keyNegotiator Lord Curzon
İsmet İnönü
language English
French
Turkish
negotiatedBy Allied Powers of World War I
Government of Turkey
surface form: Government of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
partOf post–World War I peace settlements
predecessor Treaty of Sèvres
providedFor population exchange between Greece and Turkey
recognized abolition of the Ottoman Empire
sovereignty of the Republic of Turkey
regulated boundaries between Turkey and Greece
boundaries between Turkey and Iraq
boundaries between Turkey and Syria
status of the Straits of the Dardanelles and Bosporus
replaced Treaty of Sèvres
resultedFrom Turkish War of Independence
signatory France
Greece
Italy
Japan
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Romania
Turkey
United Kingdom
signedAt Lausanne
signedInCountry Switzerland
signedOn 1923-07-24
tookPlaceDuring interwar period

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World War I formalEndTreaty Treaty of Lausanne
Treaties of the United Kingdom hasPart Treaty of Lausanne
this entity surface form: Treaty of Lausanne 1923
Cappadocian Greek majorShiftEvent Treaty of Lausanne
this entity surface form: Population exchange between Greece and Turkey (1923)
Treaty of Sèvres precedes Treaty of Lausanne
Treaty of Sèvres replacedBy Treaty of Lausanne
Interwar period significantTreaty Treaty of Lausanne