Franco-Turkish War

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The Franco-Turkish War was a post–World War I conflict between French forces and Turkish nationalists in southern Anatolia that contributed to the eventual recognition of Turkish sovereignty and the redrawing of borders in the region.

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instanceOf post–World War I conflict
war
belligerent Armenian Legion NERFINISHED
France
French Army of the Levant NERFINISHED
French Third Republic NERFINISHED
Grand National Assembly of Turkey NERFINISHED
Kuva-yi Milliye NERFINISHED
Syrian Arab forces allied with France
Turkish National Movement NERFINISHED
commander Ali Fuat Cebesoy NERFINISHED
Edmond Allenby NERFINISHED
Henri Gouraud NERFINISHED
Kazım Karabekir NERFINISHED
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk NERFINISHED
conflictBetween France NERFINISHED
Grand National Assembly of Turkey NERFINISHED
Turkish nationalists
contributedTo international recognition of the Republic of Turkey
negotiation of the Treaty of Lausanne
weakening of the Treaty of Sèvres
endTime 1921
followedBy finalization of the Turkey–Syria border
hasCause French occupation of Cilicia NERFINISHED
Sykes–Picot Agreement NERFINISHED
Treaty of Sèvres NERFINISHED
partition of the Ottoman Empire after World War I
locatedIn Cilicia NERFINISHED
Southeastern Anatolia Region NERFINISHED
Upper Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
southern Anatolia NERFINISHED
partOf Turkish War of Independence NERFINISHED
aftermath of World War I
dissolution of the Ottoman Empire
result Ankara Agreement (1921) NERFINISHED
French withdrawal from much of southern Anatolia
Turkish victory
recognition of Turkish sovereignty in the region
redrawing of borders between Turkey and French-controlled Syria
significantEvent Battle of Aintab NERFINISHED
Battle of Kilis NERFINISHED
Battle of Marash NERFINISHED
Battle of Urfa NERFINISHED
Siege of Aintab NERFINISHED
startTime 1918
1919
treaty Ankara Agreement (1921) NERFINISHED
Treaty of Lausanne NERFINISHED
Treaty of Sèvres NERFINISHED

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