Turkish foreign policy during the Second World War: an active' neutrality

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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. The economic background 2. Military inadequacy 3. Process of government and the foreign policy leadership 4. The historical conditioning of a generation 5. Turkey at the outbreak of war 6. The year of surprises: 1940 7. Hostile encirclement: 1941 8. 'Active neutrality': 1942 9. On the razor's edge: 1943 10. The Turkish gambit: 1944 11. The Soviet demands: 1945 Conclusion Appendix Notes Bibliography Index.

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