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Since its foundation Greece not only pursued an expansion policy against the Ottoman Empire but also provoked the Ottoman Greeks to raise their national identity. Some Ottoman Greeks, who supported this policy, actively spied against the Ottoman Empire during the Balkan Wars and World War I (WWI). Thus, during WWI the Ottomans exiled some Ottoman Greeks to the interior regions. Also, the leaders of the Turkish Liberation War transferred some Greeks, who threatened the security, to secure territories. This article covers the Greek migration and exiles from the Balkan Wars to the Treaty of Lausanne.

Greek Relocations and Migrations in the Ottoman Empire from the Balkan Wars to the Treaty of Lausanne