Conference of Lausanne (July 1923)
Turkey tried to be the sole member of the alliance defeated in warfare I to barter with the Allies as associate degree equal basis and to influence the provisions of the ensuing accord.
the opposite warfare I peace treaties were determined by the Allies. Turkish diplomacy, their defeat of the Greeks, and robust point round the Bosphorus/Dardanelles, forced the Allies to renegotiate the Sèvres pact. There was no political support in either United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland or France to renew hostilities with Turkey that was the sole method of maintaining management over the Bosphorus/Dardanelles and different pact terms.
