Birinci Dünya Savaşı Yıllarında 1907 Tarihli Lahey Sözleşmelerine Aykırı Davranan İtilaf Devletlerine Karşı Osmanlı Devleti'nin Aldığı Bazı Önlemler

During the First World War the Allied States broke the terms of Lahey Agreements in 1907, which had resolved to prohibit the agressions towards civilians and their property and respect their lives, by bombing some civilian settlements within the Ottoman State costing consulties and the loss of property. By arresting the civilians having no connection with military service they were exiled to the distant region's of the world. As opposition to these, The Ottoman State exiled some of the citizens of the Allied States to various regions of the Empire and strove to compensate the material loss of their citizens as a result of the maltreatment of the Allied States by confiscating the interests and the properties of the institutions of the Allied States working within the Ottoman Empire.