Turkish War of Independence

However , according another internet article entitled History after the Establishment of the Republic of Turkey to present the efforts newly established government to advance the economy of the country was hampered by the parliamentary issue of how the parliament would act , now that the sultanate was abolished , with whose authority and on whose behalf

According to the article , all these developments resulted to a radical transformation , which paved the way for the birth of new republic . On October 29 , 1923 the republic was proclaimed in to provide the state a democratic

form of government in the contemporary sense . This new democratic government of Turkey unanimously elected its president under a republic government , in the person of its great hero and a charismatic leader Kemal Mustafa Ataturk . Ataturk subsequently appointed another great military hero Ismet Inonu as the country 's first Prime Minister , which then ended the discussion and doubts about the Presidency . On March 3 1924 , the Ottoman dynasty finally ended

After his election as the first Turkey 's President of the democratic republic , he initiated a government that respects the freedom of individuals , which includes freedom of religion , which is the prerequisite of the modern society . The reforms which Ataturks initiated marks fairness , equality , and justice replacing most of the old systems that reminisced the old regime of its discrimination and aristocracy of the elite few . The article pointed out that the traditional symbols in attire representing differences of class , rank , and religious were all eliminated in November 25 , 1925 . The Turkish civil code was recognized on February 17 , 1926 . Ataturk 's social , economic , and political reforms have played an important role in the development of Turkey as a developing country

Conclusion

Turkey 's struggle for independence is a classic battle between excellent military skills and a sheer force...