Based mainly on Turkish archival material and newspapers, this article argues that the short dictatorship of General Pangalos (1925–1926) in Greece not only stalled the solution of problems remaining from the Lausanne negotiations, but also heightened Turkish concerns over Greek expansionist ambitions towards Turkey in a way unlike any other period in early Turkish-Greek relations. Despite the General’s popularity among the migrants from Anatolia, the Turkish press and authorities were aware of the lack of general popular support behind Pangalos. Pangalos’s attempts to create alliances particularly with Britain and Italy and the increasing possibility of such a coalition against Turkey led the Turkish authorities and the press to watch developments in Greece very closely.

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1920 年代土耳其与希腊的关系：Pangalos 因素

本文主要基于土耳其档案材料和报纸，认为希腊潘加洛斯将军（1925-1926）的短暂独裁不仅阻碍了洛桑谈判遗留问题的解决，而且加剧了土耳其对希腊对土耳其扩张野心的担忧以一种不同于早期土耳其-希腊关系中的任何其他时期的方式。尽管将军在来自安纳托利亚的移民中很受欢迎，但土耳其媒体和当局意识到 Pangalos 背后缺乏普遍的民众支持。潘加洛斯特别是与英国和意大利建立联盟的尝试以及这种联盟对抗土耳其的可能性越来越大，导致土耳其当局和新闻界密切关注希腊的事态发展。