Ozan Ozavci tells the story of Bulgarian Nadejda Stancioff, the only woman delegate at Lausanne.

Ümit Kurt reflects on one of the leaders of the Committee of Union and Progress, Cemal Pasha, and his ambivalent relationship with Ottoman Armenians.

Alp Yenen reflects on one of the most divisive figures in Turkey’s political history, on the exact centenary of his death: August 4, 2022. 

Ali Fethi Okyar’s grandson and namesake reflects on his grandfather’s life, and his own.

As Vanda Wilcox shows, Mussolini made quite an entrance at the Lausanne Conference – but what was his agenda?

The Bulgarian premier was one of the more colourful figures at Lausanne. John Paul Newman explains how Aleksandur Stambolyski sought to bring stability after a torrid ten years marked by impressive advances and sharp reversals.

It was assumed that Turkey would join the League of Nations after ratifying the 1923 Treaty. But as Carolin Liebisch-Gümüş shows, there were some bumps in the road from Lausanne to Geneva.

with Ayşe Köse Badur

by Gonçalo Ferreira Rodrigues, Yann Bourquard and Hugo Aghte

by Jonathan Conlin