Türkiye üzerindeki sovyet talepleri ve türk-sovyet ilişkileri (1939-1947)

II. Dünya Sava
ı’nın yakla
tıı günlerde Türkiye, yirmili yıllardan beri yakın ili
kiler içinde olduu Sovyetler Birlii’nin Boazlarda üs ve douda toprak talepleriyle kar
ı kar
ıya kaldı. Bu talepler kar
ısında güvenliini salamak amacıyla sava
boyunca Batılı devletlerle yakın ili
kiler kurmaya çalı
an Türkiye, dier taraftan da Sovyetlerle ili
kilerini iyile
tirmeye çalı
tı. Sava
boyunca izledii diplomasiyle Türkiye, sava
dı
ı kalmayı ba
ardıı gibi Sovyet tehdidinden de kendisini korumu
tu. Ancak Türkiye, sava
boyunca tarafsızlıını koruduu için, sava
sonunda Sovyet talepleri kar
ısında yalnız kaldı. Türkiye, Sovyet taleplerine kar
ı kendisini koruyabilmek için Souk Sava
’ta Batı Bloku’na yana
tı ve ABD ile ili
kilerini geli
tirdi. Bu dönemde Türkiye’nin ABD ile kurduu ittifak, Sovyetlerin taleplerine kar
ı kendisini koruyabilmesini saladı

Türkiye ,

II. Dünya Savaşı ,

Soguk savaiş ,

Sovyetler Birligi ,

As Second World War approached, Turkey faced with territorial claims of Soviet Union in Turkish Straits and Eastern Anatolia. Because of these Soviet claims, Turkey tried to establish closer relations with Western states. On the other hand, Turkey also tried to improve relations with the Soviets. Due to the neutrality diplomacy in Second World War, Turkey succeed to stay out of war and also protected itself from Soviet threat. However, Turkey, who did not join the war, remained alone against the Soviet demands. As a result, to protect itself, Turkey approached to the Western Block, especially to the USA in the Cold War. On alliance with the USA, Turkey could defend itself against Soviet threat in the end of 40’s and 50’s.As Second World War approached, Turkey faced with territorial claims of Soviet Union in Turkish Straits and Eastern Anatolia. Because of these Soviet claims, Turkey tried to establish closer relations with Western states. On the other hand, Turkey also tried to improve relations with the Soviets. Due to the neutrality diplomacy in Second World War, Turkey succeed to stay out of war and also protected itself from Soviet threat. However, Turkey, who did not join the war, remained alone against the Soviet demands. As a result, to protect itself, Turkey approached to the Western Block, especially to the USA in the Cold War. On alliance with the USA, Turkey could defend itself against Soviet threat in the end of 40’s and 50’s.

Turkey, ,

Soviet Union, ,

Second World War, ,

Turkish Straits, ,

Cold War ,