Özet:

This article examined the Turkish-English relations between 1923-1939 in the framework of the prestigical factor. According to this, the revolutions made by Turkey, despite its efforts to prevent the increase of the international reputation of Britain, Turkey, the Republic regime and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, which became its symbol, which was vital to preserve and increase its international influence, the constructive and peaceful attitude and independent attitude in international affairs and its prestige has increased throughout the world, especially in the British colonies. It has also managed to effectively use Britain to change its isolating and exclusive policy in Turkey.