Chanak Crisis
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Chanak Crisis (Sept.–Oct. 1922) The Treaty of
Sèvres in 1920 had allocated European Turkey, as well as the city of Smyrna (Izmir), to Greece. Constantinople and the
Dardanelles Straits continued to be neutral and occupied by British and Allied troops. Unhappy with the treaty,
Kemal defeated the Greeks and occupied Smyrna, and threatened to advance to Constantinople. To prevent this, British troops at Chanak on the Dardanelles were reinforced. After a tense military confrontation Kemal accepted a compromise, to be negotiated at the Treaty of
Lausanne in 1923. As a result of this, Turkey gained full control over eastern Thrace and Constantinople (later Istanbul). Meanwhile, the incident served as a pretext for
Conservatives in Britain to topple
Lloyd George as Prime Minister, alleging that he had been irresponsible in bringing Britain to the verge of war.
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