دور بالمرستون في ترسيم الحدود اليونانية 1830-1832

Abstract EN

It was clear that the events of the Greek crisis had revealed the weakness of the Ottoman Empire.

On the other side, Palmerston, before taking up the post of Foreign Secretary, criticized the policy of the Conservative governors of Wellington, through a series of speeches in the House of Commons, dealing with foreign affairs, especially the weakness of the British position on the repercussions of the Greek crisis, .

Therefore, Palmerston thought that as a result of this situation, the collapse of the Ottoman Empire was imminent.

So Palmerston took advantage of the Greek crisis to market it to his advantage in drawing British public opinion into his row to put the Wellington government in an awkward position.

And then to be the savior and hope of making British foreign policy more vital than before.

Indeed, Palmerston was a man of British expectations.

He was able to extract Greece's independence from the Ottoman Empire by using the growing threat paper from Egypt to make Greece a free state independent of external consequences