The Treaty of Lausanne, the internationally binding agreement of establishment of the Republic, does not specify any nationality or ethnicity and simply identifies non-Moslems in general and draws the legal framework which gives certain explicit religious rights to Jews, Greeks, and Armenians without naming them.
The Treaty of Lausanne does not specify any nationality or ethnicity. The Treaty of Lausanne simply identifies non-Moslems in general. The Treaty of Lausanne draws the legal framework. This legal framework gives certain explicit religious rights to Jews, Greeks, and Armenians without naming them. The Treaty of Lausanne is the internationally binding agreement of establishment of the Republic.