Alexandropol, Treaty of

by Perinçek, Mehmet

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The Treaty of Alexandropol was concluded by the government of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (the Turkish nationalist government) and the Armenian Democratic Republic on 2 December 1920. When Turkish forces captured Alexandropol during the Turco-Dashnak war, which had started in September 1920, the government in Yerevan appealed to the Turkish military command for a truce, on 17 November 1920. After the declaration of a ceasefire, the Armenian deputation, headed by Alexander I. Khatisyan…

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The Treaty of Alexandropol was concluded by the government of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (the Turkish nationalist government) and the Armenian Democratic Republic on 2 December 1920. When Turkish forces captured Alexandropol during the Turco-Dashnak war, which had started in September 1920, the government in Yerevan appealed to the Turkish military command for a truce, on 17 November 1920. After the declaration of a ceasefire, the Armenian deputation, headed by Alexander I. Khatisyan (1874–1945), arrived in Alexandropol on 22 November 1920. Kazım Karabekir Paşa (1882–1948),

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei817

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eng Islam

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Perinçek, Mehmet

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