مؤتمر لوزان(مؤتمر تقسيم كوردستان)"دراسة جيوبولتيكية"

Volume 1 , Issue 3 , August 200 , Pages 1-21

Authors

فؤاد حمة خورشيد 1 ; جةزا توفيق طالب 2

1 قسم الجغرافية/ كلية الآداب/جامعة بغداد

2 قسم الجغرافية/ كلية العلوم الإنسانية/ جامعة السليمانية

DOI logo 10.17656/jzsb.10011

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Abstract

Lausanne Conference: A Conference that divided the Kurdish Homeland 

AGeopontical Study 

A Geopolitical Study

This study deals with Laussanne Conference of 1922 according which the Kurdish origin homeland has divided to different regions. 

Signing (Modane ) cease-fire agreement between both Great Britain and Turkey, on Nov. 1922, had paved the way for settling all Suspendednt case including the so called ( Mosul Vilayet problem ). 

Laussane conference has turned a blind eye to the articles of the previous agreement known as ( Sever ) agreement which were in favor of Kurdish national interests. 

In Lossane conference that lasted more than a year , ( from 20, Nov.1922 to 31,Jan, 1923 ) both Great Britain and Turkish delegations exchanged their views on Mosul problem, explained their different , and even their allegation to annex Mosul vilayet to their territories . 

The tw sides expressed their claims on this region and both sides reiterated their rights in his prosperous their claims were based on :

1.Ethongraphic factors. 

2.Ploitical reasons. 

3.Historical rights. 

4.Geographic and economic facts . 

5.Military & Strategic factors. 

6.Turkish National accord.

In this study we tried to analyze the two sides claims and counter claims , we have also explained the Losanne conference & its defects, especially those articles which has connived Kurdish historical rights in their origin homeland , & also we foxed on those articles that paid no attention to the long standing Kurdish struggle for self-determination. And finally we underlined the impact of this agreement and its results on Kurdish modern history as a whole.

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