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With the Treaty of Lausanne and the national resistance led by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Türkiye announced its independence and the right to live to the entire world. Since the signing of the Lausanne Peace on July 24, 1923, it has been commemorated throughout the nation with grand and spirited festivities. After Mustafa Kemal Atatürk retreated to eternal rest, İsmet İnönü was chosen as the President of the Republic. This study assessed the Lausanne Day celebrations of the Ismet İnönü period (1939-1945). Ceremonies commemorating Lausanne Day were organized around the country, particularly in Ankara and Istanbul community centers. The years between 1939-1945 were also the period of the Second World War. The fact that Ismet İnönü, who signed the Treaty of Lausanne, was president between 1939 and 1945 gave the Lausanne Day ceremonies added significance and meaning. It is evident that Ismet İnönü’s emphasis was prominent in the press during the period that included the day of Lausanne. The significance of the Treaty of Lausanne was emphasized by expressing gratitude and appreciation to İsmet İnönü. In this study, an emphasis is placed on the significance of Lausanne Day celebrations during the period of İsmet İnönü in order to show the perspectives of the people and the press on the Lausanne Day celebrations.

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