أحكام الجنسية التأسيسية في التشريع العراقي و المقارن

Abstract EN

After the end of world war i in 1918 between the allies (France, Britain and Italy), Germany and the ottoman empire, and the declaration of the victory of the allies, the treaty of sèvres was signed in 1920 between the allies and the ottoman empire, and its most important provisions were the abolition of the ottoman caliphate and the declaration of the secularization of the ottoman empire, according to which the ottoman empire relinquished all the territories that do not speak in its language, however, the Turks refused and resisted until the signing of the treaty of Lausanne on July 24, 1923 in the Swiss city of Lausanne, a peace treaty between the victorious allies and the government of the grand assembly of turkey.

modern Turkish and the treaty consists of articles (9) related to the Arab countries in which the Arab countries separated from the ottoman empire and gained independence.

the ottoman empire during the entry into force of the treaty of Lausanne and gave the right to adopt the wives and minor children of her husband in the event of his naturalization in any of the separate countries, and they become and enjoy the same nationality that he obtained.