Abstract:

The subject of this study is the United Nations Conference, which is one of the diplomatic conferences that the Allies held during the Second World War, under the Presidency of the United States, with the participation of all the United Nations, and held at the Hot Spring in Virginia. In this context, the study focuses on the arguments that lead to the conference's overthrow. As a result of this focus, the study aims to identify the approach of the Turkish press to this conference and, in particular, the press to present to the public the different assessments made in the future of Turkey, with the interest of the political leadership of Turkey, the Allied Conference. According to this purpose, the process is transmitted through the document scan method, the news, statements, assessments and comments about the IACHE Conference in the press of the period and the records obtained from the British Chamber of Deputies. After all, it is clear that the Turkish press is evaluating the current situation of Turkey and its future policy from different perspectives through the Iaşe Conference. The study hosts an original work position in the area in the summer with both the English Chamber of Deputies and the press of the time.