Özet:

The United States is planned to grant the mandate status planned to be implemented within the framework of the United Nations Convention to the nations that have left Germany and the Ottoman Empire after the First World War. In this context, the committees appointed by the Paris Peace Conference and President Wilson have conducted research in Anadolu. The American public, which has been against the mandate status planned to be implemented in Anadolu since the beginning of the peace talks, has also influenced the Congress and contributed to the rejection of the mandate draft. In this article, discussions on the question of the Manda that the American public addresses as "Turkish Problem" and "Turkish Peace" are discussed. The U.S. public will be examining the perspective of the Manda status discussions that start through Armenia and how the issue has turned into the entire Anadolu and the Istanbul mandate design. In this context, the American press of the time, the power and opposition approaches to the issue, as well as the American-Allied relations are planned to be evaluated. This work, based on the American Foreign Relations Documents (The Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS), American periodic publications, the works written by the bureaucrat and politicians of the period and other authoritarian works, is expected to contribute to the national struggle period and the historic literature of Turkish foreign policy.