Perang Greece-Turki (1919–1922)

Perang Greece-Turki 1919–1922[e] terjadi antara Greece dan Pergerakan Kebangsaan Turki semasa pembahagian Empayar Uthmaniyyah selepas tamatnya Perang Dunia I, antara 15 Mei 1919 hingga 14 Oktober 1922. KOnflik ini merupakan sebahagian daripada Perang Kemerdekaan Turki.

Perang Greece-Turki 1919–1922
Sebahagian daripada Perang Kemerdekaan Turki

Arah jam daripada atas-kiri: Mustafa Kemal pada penghujung Pertempuran İnönü Pertama; tentera Greece berundur semasa tahap terakhir; serangan Greece dalam Pertempuran Gediz di sungai Gediz; infantri Turki dalam parit.
Tarikh15 Mei 191914 Oktober 1922
(3 tahun, 4 bulan, 4 minggu dan 1 hari)
Lokasi
Anatolia Barat
Keputusan

Kemenangan Turki[23][24][25]

Perubahan
wilayah
Tanah-tanah yang asalnya diserahkan kepada kerajaan beraja Greece daripada empayar Uthmaniyyah digabungkan ke dalam republik Turki.
Pihak yang terlibat

Pergerakan Kebangsaan Turki

Disokong oleh:

Kerajaan Yunani Kerajaan beraja Greece

Disokong oleh: Sukarelawan Pontic[19][20][21][22]
Komandan dan pemimpin
Unit terlibat
Tentera Darat Nationalis (bermula 1920)
Pasukan Kebangsaan (sehingga 1920)
Green Army (sehingga 1920)
Kerajaan Yunani Tentera Asia Kecil
Empayar Uthmaniyah Tentera Khilafah[14]
Republik Armenia Pertama legion sukarelawan Armenia[26]
Green Army (bermula 1920)
Kekuatan
Kerugian dan korban
Tentera tetap:
  • 9,167 mati[39]
  • 2,474 mati akibat kecederaan atau sebab bukan tempur[39]
  • 31,097 cedera[39]
  • 11,150 hilang
  • 6,522 tawanan[40]**
  • 19,362 mati[41]
  • 4,878 mati bukan akibat pertempuran
  • 48,880 cedera
  • 18,095 hilang
  • s. 13,740 tawanan*[42]
264,000 orang awam Greece mati

Jumlah orang awam Turki mati diragui. 30,000+ bangunan dan 250+ kampung musnah atau dibakar oleh Tentera Darat Greece.

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* 20,826 tahanan Greece ditawan. Sekitar 740 pegawai dan 13,000 askar tiba di Greece semasa pertukaran tawanan pada tahun 1923. Kira-kira 7,000 orang dianggap mati semasa dalam tahanan Turki.[42]
** Greece menawan 22,071 orang tentera dan orang awam. Di mana 520 pegawai dan 6,002 tentera. Semasa pertukaran tawanan pada tahun 1923, 329 pegawai, 6,002 askar dan 9,410 orang awam tiba di Turki. Selebihnya iaitu 6,330, kebanyakan orang awam, dianggap mati semasa dalam tawanan Greece.[44]

  • Dewan Kebangsaan Besar Turki dibuka pada tahun 1920.
  • Pasukan Kebangsaan (Kuva-yi Milliye) beroperasi secara bebas antara tahun 1919 hingga 1920 sehingga ia diletakkan di bawah kawalan Dewan Perhimpunan Besar.

Rujukan

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  1. ^ For further information, see United States during the Turkish War of Independence.
  2. ^ The French supported the Greeks until November 1920 and a small period between the Battle of Kütahya–Eskişehir and the Battle of the Sakarya. After these two times, France did not support the Greeks anymore.[18]
  3. ^ The Turks fought only with irregular units (Kuva-yi Milliye, i.e. the National Forces) in the years 1919 and 1920. The Turks established their regular army (Kuva-yi Nizamiye), i.e. the Nationalist Army under the Ankara Government, towards the end of 1920. The First Battle of İnönü was the first battle where regular army units fought against the Greek army.
  4. ^ One Greek division had at least 25% more men than a Turkish division. In 1922, Turkish divisions had 7,000–8,000 men averagely, whereas Greek divisions had well over 10,000 men per division.
  5. ^ It is known as the Western Front (Batı Cephesi, غرب جبهه سی) in Turkey, and the Asia Minor Campaign (Μικρασιατική Εκστρατεία) or the Asia Minor Catastrophe (Μικρασιατική Καταστροφή) in Greece. It is also referred to as the Greek invasion of Anatolia.[45]

Petikan

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    Fakat beklenilmeyen bir olay Yunanistan'ı karıştıracaktır. Kral Aleksandros ölür. Venizelos, Konstantin'in tahta geri dönmesini engellemek için seçimleri yenilemeye karar verir ve seçime "ya Konstantin, ya ben!" sloganıyla girer. Halk Konstantin'i ve onu destekleyen partiyi seçer. Venizelos yurtdışına kaçar. Vaktiyle Konstantin'in devrilmesine yardım etmiş olan Fransız hükümeti, Konstantin'e ve muhalefete oy veren Yunan halkına kızar ve yeni iktidara karşı tavır alır.
    İngilizler de tedirgin olurlar ama tavır almak için beklemeyi tercih ederler.
    Venizelos'un sürgüne yolladığı, hapse attırdığı siviller ve askerler, tıpkı Hürriyet ve İtilaf Partililer gibi, iktidar özlemi ve kinle tutuşmuş bir halde yeniden sahnede boy gösterirler. Kralcı General Papulas, Anadolu'daki Yunan ordusunun komutanlığa atanır. İktidar, Anadolu'yu boşalttığı takdirde, Yunanistan'ın Fransa ve İtalya'dan sonra, İngiltere'nin de desteğini kaybedip yalnız kalacağını anlar; azdırdıkları Anadolu Rumlarını yazgılarıyla baş başa bırakmayı da göze alamaz. Sonunda Venizelos'un yayılmacı politikasını ve İngilizlerin askeri olmayı kabul eder. Bu sebeple Anadolu olaylarını iyi bilen bazı Venizeloscu komutanlara dokunmaz.
    ("The task of forcing the nationalists to accept the Treaty of Sèvres and of course the Tripartite Agreement at gunpoint was offered to the Greek army through the British, and it accepted it. In return for this service, the Greek government hoped that, in addition to Izmir and Eastern Thrace, Istanbul would also be given to Greece.
    However, an unexpected event will confuse Greece. King Alexander dies. Venizelos decides to renew the elections in order to prevent Constantine's return to the throne and enters the elections with the slogan "Constantine or me!". The people elect Constantine and the party that supports him. Venizelos flees abroad. The French government, which had once helped overthrow Constantine, is angry with Constantine and the Greek people who voted for the opposition, and takes a stand against the new government.
    The British were also uneasy, but preferred to wait to take a stand.
    The civilians and soldiers exiled and imprisoned by Venizelos reappeared on the stage, just like the members of the Freedom and Accord Party, fuelled by a longing for power and a grudge. The royalist General Papoulas was appointed commander of the Greek army in Anatolia. The government realised that if it evacuated Anatolia, Greece would lose the support of Britain, after France and Italy, and would be left alone; it could not afford to leave the Anatolian Greeks, whom they had been inflaming, alone with their fate. In the end, he accepted Venizelos' expansionist policy and to become a soldier of the British. For this reason, he did not touch some of the Venizelist commanders who knew the Anatolian events well.")
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Bibliografi

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Pautan luar

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