The Treaty of Sevres ( OLevel Pakistan studies)

 Q) What was the treaty of Sevres? [4]

Ans)

  • Signed in 1920 after the first world War to decide about the fate of the defeated Turkey.

  • Influence of Turkey was ended in Iran, Iraq and Hejaz

  • Dismemberment was announced

  • Viceroy Chelmsford and British government  gave this decision after World War 1

  • Indian Muslims protested against viceroy and decided for non-cooperationan as well as activate Khilafat movement was started to save Khilafat, Muslim holy places and unity of Muslim states ( Iraq, Iran, Hijaz and Turkey)

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