Britain Enforcing the Peace, 1918–1923: The Royal Navy in Turkey and Southern Russia after the Great War
Britain Enforcing the Peace, 1918–1923 explores the Royal Navy’s role in Turkey and Southern Russia after the Great War. Focusing on Britain’s efforts to maintain peace during a turbulent postwar period, John D. Grainger presents a focused study of naval operations, policy, and responsibility.
About This Book
This book examines Britain’s efforts to enforce the peace in the years following the Great War.
It focuses on the Royal Navy’s role in Turkey and Southern Russia between 1918 and 1923.
The study places these operations within the broader political and military uncertainty of the postwar period.
It offers a focused historical account of Britain’s naval presence and responsibilities after the conflict.
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