As the 100th anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne was approaching, the İnönü Foundation launched a website containing the treaty. The site, which was opened to support the work of researchers, contains many things such as documents and photographs belonging to the treaty.
The Treaty of Lausanne, which announced to the whole world that the Republic of Turkey is a free and independent country, was signed on July 24, 1923. The agreement signed with a delegation led by İsmet İnönü 100th anniversary will fill.
Now in honor of the centennial of the peace treaty From the İnönü Foundation A move has come. The foundation created a website for the historic treaty.
The site contains documents and photographs of Lausanne.
You can access the website that digitized the Lausanne Treaty by clicking the link here.
The prepared site brings Lausanne to the internet and gives citizens the opportunity to browse many documents. Foundation, the information in its archive supporting researchers’ work It states that it has been added to this page for the purpose.
When we examine the site, documents, photos, cartoons and videos We can see that there are many things like It is also stated by the foundation that the documents on the site, which contains the information in the İnönü archive, are classified and added in Turkish.
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While the Treaty of Lausanne can be accessed in the documents section of the site; information such as telegrams, interviews, letters are also included. When the photographs are entered into the archive, many images such as the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne appear before us.