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Pravoslavlje je najbrže nestajuća religija...tako da se ne bih pouzdao u Ruse. Jle znaš tko je počisti pravoslavce iz Turske 1920-tih Ataturk koji je bio instaliran od strane SSSR, kasnije se okrenio Zapadu ,ali poanta je tu...
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Pravoslavlje je najbrže nestajuća religija...tako da se ne bih pouzdao u Ruse. Jel znaš tko je počistio pravoslavce iz Turske 1920-tih Ataturk koji je bio instaliran od strane SSSR, kasnije se okrenio Zapadu ,ali poanta je tu...
Bolshevik support for Turkish revolutionaries[edit]
The Soviet supply of gold and armaments to the Kemalists in 1920 to 1922 was a key factor in the latter's successful takeover of the Ottoman Empire, which had been defeated by the Triple Entente but won the Armenian campaign (1920) and the Greco-Turkish War (1919–1922).[3]
Before the Amasya Circular, Mustafa Kemal met with a Bolshevik delegation headed by Colonel Semyon Budyonny.[citation needed] The Bolsheviks wanted to annex parts of the Caucasus, including the Democratic Republic of Armenia, which were formerly part of Tsarist Russia. They also saw a Turkish Republic as a buffer state or possibly a communist ally. Mustafa Kemal's declined to consider adopting communism until after an independent national was established. Having Bolshevik support was important for the national movement.[4]
The first objective was the securing of arms from abroad. They obtained these primarily from Soviet Russia, Italy and France. These arms—especially the Soviet weapons—allowed the Turks to organise an effective army. The Treaties of Moscow and Kars (1921) arranged the border between Turkey and the Soviet-controlled Transcaucasian republics, while Russia itself was in a state of civil war in the period just before the establishment of the Soviet Union. In particular, Nakhchivan and Batumi were ceded to the future USSR. In return, the nationalists received support and gold. For the promised resources, the nationalists had to wait until the Battle of Sakarya (August–September 1921).
By providing financial and war materiel aid, the Bolsheviks, under Vladimir Lenin aimed to heat up the conflict between the Allies and the Turkish nationalists in order to prevent the participation of more Allied troops in the Russian Civil War.[5] At the same time, the Bolsheviks attempted to export communist ideologies to Anatolia and supported individuals (for example: Mustafa Suphi and Ethem Nejat) who were pro-communism.[5]
Некад било, сад се помињало. Данас иде чишћење повампирених нациста, доћи ћете и ви на ред, буди сигуран.