""الوضع في الشرق الأوسط" (مذكرة بقلم الرائد براي من مسؤؤل الاستخبارات السياسية الملحق بمكتب الهند)" [و‎‎١‎٣] (٣٠/٢٥)

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A. Conditions proposed by Bolsheviks for acceptance of
Turkish iationslisLs,
(1) U \KiiY to accept the couwonizt principles,
(2) The abolition of a ; onarchial form of (ioverrunent,
(ii) The KhaliTate to be vested in the head of a Turkish
Communist UovemnenL. The President of the Turkish
Q Communist 'H)vernment must therefore be a uslim,
( *j jhz btate lo be a lay state and freedom of conscience
to be panted.
(5) To assure to Turkish women their essential influence
in social and iolitical life and to enable them to
tvke a proper part in national life, the system of the
veil ana what it comports must be abolished.
(6) The movement against the MIVAN Republic must cease
since this et^te is friendly to Lhe Soviet
Republic and Armenians in tIJliKEY must not be ill-
treated,
(0 TURKiiT to accept all previous and future treaties
si Tied by the ;oviet Government.
(U) Ihe ^UrKi ! h Soviet 'government niust si^ri an of Tensive
and deTensive alliance with the i^usrian Soviet and
a military convention. This convention should aim
at stirring; up the uslims of a 1a and facilitating
an attack on /.U iOPti on their part # for which TUR k S t
is geo^raphicall} well placed.
(AutJiority:- tele^rain from Kiaaim Karabekr, u.C.XVth Arxiy
Corps/ to Mustafa Keiiial, transmitted in Constantinople
report of 2dth uctober, 192u,)
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- U ^ ^ ^ ^ J ^ iff,
1. ihe Soviet Government will make war with the loveminent
of u; Ufa Kemal J esha a.^inst forei^gi Imperialitm.
2. 'The Soviet Government recognises all obligations mentioned
in the a greement of six weeks a s o.