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The 23 pages that link to Republic of Turkey, each with the reason it gives.

• Ottoman EmpireCompared with: It succeeded the empire in its central territories while rejecting dynastic sovereignty.

• Mustafa Kemal AtatürkBroader topic: Atatürk led its founding and became its first president.

• Treaty of SèvresBroader topic: Its territory and sovereignty differed sharply from the settlement envisioned at Sèvres.

• Treaty of LausanneBroader topic: The treaty secured international recognition of the new state’s sovereignty.

• Turkish War of IndependenceBroader topic: It was the political order established by the nationalist victory.

• IstanbulRelated: The republic moved its capital to Ankara while Istanbul remained its largest city.

• Republican People's PartyNarrower topic: The party was founded in the new republic and governed it during its formative decades.

• Dissolution of the Ottoman EmpireBroader topic: Its establishment marked the replacement of the empire with a republic.

• Grand National Assembly of TurkeyNarrower topic: The republic emerged from the political authority built around the Assembly.

• İsmet İnönüNarrower topic: İnönü helped establish the state whose government he later led.

• Turkish language reformRelated: Its institutions gave the reform the authority and reach of national policy.

• Abolition of the Ottoman caliphateBroader topic: Its republican institutions replaced the dynasty’s remaining political authority.

• Partition of the Ottoman EmpireBroader topic: Its recognized sovereignty marked the most successful rejection of the proposed partition.

• Second Constitutional EraBroader topic: It replaced the imperial system that ended with the era.

• Mehmed VIBroader topic: Its establishment followed the abolition of the sultanate during Mehmed VI’s reign.

• Armenian genocide denialRelated: Turkish state institutions have been central to official positions rejecting the genocide designation.

• Atatürk's reformsRelated: The republic supplied the new institutions the reforms were designed to establish.

• Flag of TurkeyRelated: The republic retained the crescent-and-star flag as its national standard.

• Maiden’s TowerNarrower topic: The tower passed from imperial use into the heritage and civic life of modern Turkey.

• Sabiha GökçenNarrower topic: Gökçen’s public career unfolded as the new state built institutions and national symbols.

• Taksim SquareRelated: The Republic Monument and the square’s modern civic identity are tied to the republic’s founding.

• History of IstanbulRelated: The republic’s new political center in Ankara changed Istanbul’s role without ending its growth.

• Politics of TurkeyNarrower topic: Its founding established the republican institutions and political traditions debated in contemporary politics.