Titlebook: Britain, Turkey and the Soviet Union, 1940–45; Strategy, Diplomacy Nicholas Tamkin Book 2009 Nicholas Tamkin 2009 Britain.Churchill.diplom

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Introduction,he changing relationship between Britain and the Soviet Union. Although Turkey did not declare war on Germany until February 1945, it had a treaty of alliance with Britain, and occupied an important strategic location in the eastern Mediterranean, between Axis-held Europe and the British Empire in t

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Turkey During the Period of Anglo-Russian Antagonism, June 1940 to June 1941,col of the Treaty of Alliance. The French were on the point of collapse, and the British Army had twice been thrown off the continent by the . in Norway and in France. Turkey was painfully aware of the deficiencies of its own armed forces, which Britain and France had done so little since 1939 to re

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The Balkan Front, October 1940 to April 1941,of Soviet-Turkish amity antagonism between Moscow and Ankara was now understood to be axiomatic. The second of the assumptions that underpinned British policy in the late 1930s was also eroded during the year following the fall of France. In the summer and autumn of 1940, the British remained convin

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The Churchill Factor: November 1942 to April 1943,Battle of the Atlantic remained desperate. As we have seen, British leaders spent much of the year transfixed by the possibility of a Soviet defeat in the Caucasus, and a German-Japanese ‘junction’ in the Indian Ocean. It is essential to understand the anxiety and pessimism that characterised the Br

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