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トルコ・ギリシャ近現代史 / Turkish and Greek Relations in an Age of Turmoil 1821 - 1922

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Turkish and Greek Relations in an Age of Turmoil 1821 - 1922 From Coexistence to Conflict
編 / Mustafa Serdar Palabıyık
出版社　 Bilgi Yayınevi
2019年、英語
13 x 19.5 cm
288p, ソフトカバー
ISBN 9789752208254

【状態】
新品

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction

2. Understanding the Concept of Genocide and Its Major Components (Target Group, Intent and Motive)

3. Tourkokratia or Millet System? Understanding the Orthodox Greek Community under the Ottoman Rule until the Nineteenth Century

4. The Greek War of Independence or Greek Rebellion? Understanding the Establishment of Greece and Its Impact on the Ottoman Greeks

5. The Megali Idea or Golden Age of the Ottoman Greeks? Understanding Greek Expansionism, Ottoman Age of Reform and Their Impact on the Ottoman Greeks

6. The Unity of Components (Ittihad-ı Anasır) or a renewed form of Tourkokratia? Understanding the Ottoman Greeks under the rule of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP)

7. Relocation as a Military Precaution or the First Wave of Genocide? Understanding the Relationship between the Ottoman Greeks and the CUP Administration during World War I

8. The National Liberation or Asia Minor Catastrophe? Understanding the Greek Occupation of Western Anatolia, Turkish Resistance Movement and the Pontic Question

　a. Paris Peace Conference and the Pontus Question
　b. Western Anatolian Stage of War: From Megali Idea to Asia Minor Catastrophe 181
　c. The Black Sea Stage of War: From Attempting an Independent Pontic State to Relocation

9. Understanding Current Greek Diaspora Activities for International Recognition of the 'Greek Genocide'

10. Conclusion

11. Bibliography

This book analyzes the Turkish and Greek narratives of shared Turkish-Greek history by focusing on the "long nineteenth century", which was a period of turmoil for both societies. The four centuries of Ottoman rule over the Greek community, the Greek rebellion/war of independence, emergence of an independent Greek state, Ottoman reforms with regard to millet system, joint efforts of some Turkish and Greek communities for the re-promulgation of the Ottoman Constitution, increasing tensions between the Committee of Union and Progress and the Greek community and finally the transformation from coexistence to conflict during and after the World War I are covered briefly with the conflicting lenses of Turkish and Greek historiography. The book also attracts attention to Greek claims for a Greek Genocide by the Ottoman/Turkish authorities during and after the World War I and questions whether inter-communal clashes in Western and Northern Anatolia in this period can be considered as genocide in accordance with international law.