REFLECTIONS OF THE WAR OF TRIPOLI IN THE NEW YORK TIMES NEWS

Yıl 2023, , 726 - 758, 31.08.2023

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https://doi.org/10.14520/adyusbd.1301811

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Öz

Considering the geographical proximity, rich underground resources, favorable climatic conditions, cheap labor force and the power situation of the Ottoman Empire, Italy, which made plans to seize Tripoli, declared war on the Ottoman Empire on September 29 under the shadow of the Great Powers. The war between the Ottoman Empire and Italy was closely followed by the local and international press. In the press, the Ottoman Empire's efforts to end the war through diplomatic means, the transfer of the soldiers who went to Tripoli voluntarily to the region, resistance of the indigenous people agains occupation, the concern that the war in Europe would leave the region and spread to the Adriatic, the Balkans. Topics such as the state of the states were included. In this study, it was examined how the Ottoman-Italian struggle, which was followed closely by Europe, found its place in The New York Times of 1911.

Anahtar Kelimeler

The New York Times, Italy, Ottoman Empire, Tripoli War

THE NEW YORK TIMES GAZETESİ HABERLERİNDE TRABLUSGARP SAVAŞI YANSIMALARI

Öz

Coğrafi yakınlık, zengin yeraltı kaynakları, elverişli iklim koşulları, ucuz işgücü ve egemenliğinde bulunduğu Osmanlı Devleti’nin güç durumunu da göz önünde bulundurarak Trablusgarp’ı ele geçirme planları yapan İtalya Büyük Güçlerin gölgesinde 29 Eylül’de Osmanlı Devleti’ne savaş açmıştır. Osmanlı Devleti ile İtalya arasında yapılan savaş gerek yerel gerekse uluslararası basın tarafından yakından takip edilmiştir. Basında en fazla Osmanlı Devleti’nin diplomatik yollarla savaşı sonlandırma çabaları, Trablusgarp’a gönüllü olarak giden askerlerin bölgeye intikali, yerli halkın işgale karşı direnişi, Avrupa’da savaşın bölgesellikten çıkarak Adriyatik’e sıçraması endişesi, Balkan Devletleri’nin durumu gibi konular yer almıştır. Bu çalışmada Avrupa’nın yakından takip ettiği Osmanlı-İtalyan mücadelesinde 1911 yılının The New York Times Gazetesinde nasıl yer bulduğu incelenmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

The New York Times, İtalya, Osmanlı Devleti, Uşi Antlaşması, Trablusgarp Savaşı.

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• The New York Times. “The Panic İn Tiripoli”, September 28, 1911.
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• The New York Times. “Pushing İnvasion Of Tripoli”, September 30, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Germany Acts For Italy, September 30, 1911.
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• The New York Times. “The Turkısh Fleet Safe”, October 2, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Tripoli Blocked Effective”, October 2, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Turks Leaving Tripoli”, October 2, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Enver Bey Scorns Italy”, October 2, 1911.
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• The New York Times. “A Reversal To Barbarisim”, October 5, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Berlin Measures War Chances”, October 5, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Germany Make Pressure”, October 7, 1911.
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• The New York Times.“ Turkey Attack From Africa”, October 7, 1911.
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• The New York Times. “Fear For Italians İn Turkey”, October 9, 1911.
• The New York Times. “ End Slavery İn Tripoli”, October 9, 1911.
• The New York Times. “İtalians Captured Tobruk”, October 9, 1911.
• The New York Times. “ Enforce British Neutrality”, October 11, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Italians Will March Against The Turks”, October 13, 1911.
• The New York Times. “ From Italy To Turkey Ultimatum”, October 13, 1911
• The New York Times. “Turkısh Troops Surrendered”, October 14,1911.
• The New York Times. “Turk Attack Italians”, October 15,1911.
• The New York Times. “ Turks Attacted Italians”, October 15, 1911.
• The New York Times. “Sultan Says Turkey Will Defend İts Rights”, October 15, 1911.
• The New York Times. “ Forces Advised Turkey To Withdraw”, October 22, 1911.
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• The New York Times. “Germany Confused Turkey”, February 3, 1911.
• The New York Times. “ Denial Of The Persucıtıon Of Tripoli”, February 13, 1911
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• The New York Times. “Gold For Turkey Seized”, December 23, 1911.
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• The New York Times. “Aegean Expedıtıon Of Italy”, June 2, 1911.
• The New York Times. “ Turks Want Victory Now”, June 14, 1911.