Abstract

Shortly after the opening of Turkey’s Grand National Assembly and the government established the first Parliament has addressed the administration’s War of Independence. Five governments served during the National Struggle period. In this period, while governments struggled for independence, they also worked on regulating administrative division and civil service. In this context, shortly after the establishment of the first TBMM Government, the sanjaks started to become detached, many accidents were made, some districts were transformed into accidents while some accidents were abolished. In this period, with the adoption of the Organization Law, a change was made in the civil structure and the administrative units were reduced from four levels to three levels. With these arrangements, the administrative division and the civil service have been heavily altered during the National Struggle. In this study, the reasons of the administrative division made during the National Struggle period based on the Turkish Grand National Assembly and archive documents, which aspects were taken into consideration while making these arrangements, the aspects of the parliamentary views of these regulations, and the administrative and property of the Parliamentary Governments in the National Struggle period Elements that determine or affect the structuring policy have been tried to be revealed. Key words: Administrative Divisions, Civil Organization, Government of Parliament, National Struggle, Organization Law.

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