Ottoman Empire • Kuva-yi Inzibatiye Supported by: United Kingdom
Grand National Assembly
Commanders and leaders
Anzavur Ahmed Pasha
Ali Fuat Pasha
Strength
3 infantry regiments (4,000 men)
1 Corps
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Turkish War of Independence
Greco-Turkish War
1st Smyrna
Occupation
Urla
Malgaç
Bergama
Erbeyli
Erikli
Tellidede
Aydın
Akbaş
1920 Summer Offensive
Gediz
1st İnönü
2nd İnönü
Kütahya–Eskişehir
Sakarya
Great Offensive
Dumlupınar
2nd Smyrna
Turkish–Armenian War
Oltu
Sarikamish
Kars
Alexandropol
Franco-Turkish War
Marash
Urfa
Aintab
Karboğazı
Kaç Kaç
Kovanbaşı
Kanlıgeçit
Fadıl
Revolts
Ahmet Anzavur
İzmit
Geyve
Yozgat
Konya
Koçgiri
Naval
Samsun
Other
Şehzadebaşı raid
Chanak Crisis
The Battle of Geyve (Turkish: Geyve Muharebesi) was a small but decisive engagement fought during the Turkish War of Independence. Unlike other battles of the war, forces of the Grand National Assembly directly fought forces of the Constantinople government, which was under Allied occupation.[1]
BattleofGeyve (Turkish: Geyve Muharebesi) was a small but decisive engagement fought during the Turkish War of Independence. Unlike other battles of...
1919–1920 [Revolt of Ahmet Anzavur] 1920 Turkish-Armenian War 1920 Battle of Geyve 1920 Konya rebellion 1921 Kurdish rebellions in Turkey 1921 Koçgiri rebellion...
List of the main battles in the history of the Ottoman Empire are shown below. The life span of the empire was more than six centuries, and the maximum...
Kuva-yi Inzibatiye, backed by the British, had been sent to seize the area ofGeyve and İzmit, but they were repelled by the Turkish irregular forces. Subsequently...
backyard of a mosque near Geyve train station, where the first shots of the Turkish War of Independence were fired, when he died at the age of 86. However...
Türbe of Hüseyin Şeyh, Eyüp Cemetery) Ali Fuat Cebesoy, birinci ferik 1926 (empty, his body lies in an atrium of Alifuatpaşa Merkez Camii in Geyve) Cevat...
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