Abstract:

With the Goudi Coup of 1909, civil and military relations in Greece entered a new era. As of this date, the understanding of the coup in the country has become a tradition. This tradition of conflict gave way to the Venizelist-Royalist rivalry after a certain period. This understanding turned into a coup attempt against the Greek legitimate government in 1935. The Turkish press and politics have been on the side of the legitimate government by closely following the events since the beginning of the coup. Based on these events, the Turkish press put forward a different argument from the Greek Government and interpreted it as a harbinger of a civil war rather than a simple attempt. The press tried to base the view of Venizelos on the basis of the thesis that he found a response in Crete and Macedonia. Turkey perceived Bulgarian revisionist policies pursued by the cen-ter was perceived as a threat to destabilize the region’s coup attempt. Since the Turkish press and politics con-sidered the continuation of the alliance front formed with the Balkan Pact as one of its priorities, it has devel-oped a paradigm for the preservation of the status quo. Power in Turkey, the idea is practical pouring The Turkish government took drastic measures against the coup plotters for ships as identified in Turkish waters.

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