Abstract:

Since the Ottoman State’s Caucasian policy is contrary to the policies of countries such as Iran and Russia, which have interests in this region, the Ottoman State has only been sufficient to provide spiritual aid to the Muslim population of Caucasian. The first and only opportunity of the Ottoman Empire to enter the Caucasus region was captured by the Brest Litovsk Peace Treaty signed between the Soviet Russia and Germany, the ally of the Ottoman State in the First World War, after the 1917 Bolshevik Conflict, and began military action in the region immediately after the signing of the agreement in order not to miss this opportunity. The Turkish and Muslim peoples in the region have specially established the Islamic Army of the Caucasus in order to help the Turkish and Muslim peoples in the region and to carry out their own state policy, and this army has become the only place of hope against the Armenian-Bolshevik mosque of the Turkish and Muslim peoples in the region. Both the People's Republic of Azerbaijan, which was founded in the southern Caucasus and the Mountainous Republic in the northern Caucasus, saw the Islamic Army of Caucasus as its own savior, and with the help of the Turkish soldiers settled in the region, they stood in the face of the massacre against them. But the Mondros Treaty, signed by the Ottoman State in 1918, made this aid short-term and the Islamic Army of the Caucasus was forced to withdraw from the region in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty. This, however, put the newly established states in a weak state against the British, which took the law of the majority of the region from the Red Army of the Bolsheviks, the White Army of the Tsar supporters and the opposition states, and eventually the newly established republics with the occupation of the Bolsheviks were removed from the stage of history.

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