NATO ya Üyelik Sürecinde Türkiye-ABD İlişkileri ve Türk Kamuoyundaki Akisleri

Abstract

The Second World War, which caused great destruction all over the world, caused economic crises in the countries involved in the war, while the balance of power between Europe and the world triggered the change. It was only the United States and Soviet Russia that emerged from the Second World War, strengthening and increasing its influence. Russia, which grew stronger from the war, began to pursue expansionist politics. Soviet Russia began demanding bases in the Straits and lands of Turkey, prompting the rulers to worry. Considering that Turkey cannot resist these threats alone, it has started to seek alliance with Western states in particular with the United States. Turkey, which partly benefited from the Marshall Aid, which was a project to strengthen European countries economically, was not included in the North Atlantic Treaty, which was signed in Washington on April 4, 1949. Persistently continuing the struggle of joining NATO, Turkey, the United Nations sent troops to the Korean War as a chance to his call for us to be seeing this, gave a positive answer. Turkey's sending troops to Korea has changed the U.

Balkan Pact Ii and Turkey (1953-1955)

“…Türkiye'nin Kore Savaşı için sağlamış olduğu askeri destek, 20 Eylül 1951 tarihinde NATO'ya kabul edilmesini sağlamıştı. Türkiye ile NATO'ya taraf olan ülkeler arasında yapılan anlaşma 18 Şubat 1952 tarihinde TBMM tarafından onaylanmış ve Türkiye resmen NATO üyesi olmuştu (Efe, 2019;607).…”