Turkish War of Independence Treaties Quiz

The date when Mustafa Kemal Paşa ordered the attack to begin.

The diplomatic efforts made by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (GNAT) did not lead to a peaceful resolution of the issues.

The Great Offensive plan was devised on August 25, 1922.

Mustafa Kemal Paşa relocated his headquarters to Şuhut.

The Great Offensive started on August 26, 1922, with the firing of Turkish artillery.

Kocatepe served as the command center for the Great Offensive operations.

The main reason behind the crisis in the GNAT before the Sakarya Battle was a lack of confidence in Mustafa Kemal Paşa's military leadership.

The outcome of the Sakarya Battle did not include the filling of the Turkish army's weapons and equipment needs.

The most significant characteristic of the Great Offensive was Turkey's gaining of strategic initiative.

The Mudanya Armistice was primarily about the evacuation of Turkish territories under occupation.

The most important consequence of the Treaty of Lausanne for the Republic of Turkey was the recognition of its independence and sovereignty.

The Sakarya Battle serves a significant position in Turkish history by contributing to the Turkish army's gain in strength.

After the Treaty of Lausanne, the Turkish Republic government did not face problems with capitulations.

The phrase 'legally ending' refers to the existence of the Ottoman Empire.

The situation where the GNAT would reach an agreement with the 'Allied Powers' is implied.

Mustafa Kemal Paşa held the position of Commander-in-Chief of the Turkish army.

Halit Paşa was not the commander of the 1st Army.

By July, the preparations for the offensive and the plan of operations had matured significantly.

Allowing the enemy to establish a new defensive line behind the main line was not a requirement of the plan of attack.

Serving as the commander of the Air Force was not part of Fevzi Paşa's duties.

The chapter titled 'From Sakarya to Lausanne: Military and Political Developments' focuses on military and political diplomacy during the period.

The objective of the Turkish forces in the Sakarya Battle was to defend Ankara and stop the Greek advance.

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was the leader of Turkey during the Sakarya War.

The Sakarya Battle lasted for 22 days and nights.

Mustafa Kemal Paşa played a key role in the Sakarya Battle by planning the battle strategy and remaining at the forefront of the fighting.

The goal of the Greek army in the Sakarya Battle was to capture Ankara.

The statement that Turkish forces did not suffer any casualties in the Sakarya Battle is incorrect.