Lets Wish Republic of Turkey A Very Happy 88th Anniversary

Day 1,438, 19:19 • Published in Indonesia Indonesia • by Martabak Ostin

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Indonesian citizens wishes The Republic Of Turkey A Very Happy 88th Anniversary.

I am sure the whole eWorld also wishes you the same.
Erep aside, Indonesia wishes you a very happy day with loads of fun.








History of Turkey Republic Day:


Turkey has been home to a variety of different peoples – Hittites, Urartians, Phyrgians and Lydians and was the heartland of the Byzantine Empire for over 1000 years. Later, from the 11^th century Turkey was constantly invaded and the Ottoman Empire. Thus the Turkish history can be characterized as a struggle between the forces of absolutism and reform. In 1914, Turkey became embroiled in World War I on the side of Germany and ended the war on the losing side. As result most of the remaining Ottoman possessions came under the control of the British and French with the support of the newly-formed League of Nations.

The attempt of the victorious Allies to control the Anatolian territory led to the Turkish War of Independence (1918-23). Defeated and discredited, the Ottoman dynasty was overthrown in 1923 by a revolutionary movement led by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. He successfully established a single-party republic and laid the foundations of modern Turkey. Republic Day is celebrated on October 29 and marks the day in 1923 when Turkey’s constitution was changed, freeing it from the grasp of the Ottoman Empire, to become a republic. Turkey as a Republic was formally recognized by the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923.






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