@article{2014,title={SOVIET RUSSIAN EMBASSY BUILDINGS IN ANKARA},abstractNode={Turkish-Russian diplomatic relations officially began in the 15th century, and the two countries encountered in the wars and the treaties between the 18th-19th centuries. While the Turkish-Russian relations were going on in the First World War, this relation gained a new direction with the 1917 October Revolution that caused the Russian tsarist regime collapsed. In 1920, the first Russian embassy building was opened in Ankara; then, because of various reasons, Soviet Russia were allocated the new buildings in the capital of the Republic of Turkey. In this study, Turkish-Russian political relations and the Soviet Russian embassy buildings in Ankara in the period of the Turkish national struggle will be evaluated.},author={İlkgül KAYA ZENBİLCİ},year={2014},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}