The negotiations of Lausanne Peace Treaty was broken down on 4 February1923 because the French and the Italians wanted to continue their juridical andeconomic advantages on Turkey and insisted upon this issue. Under thosecircumstances, Ismet Pasha and the accompanying committee decided to returnhome and left Lausanne on 7 February 1923. As Ismet Pasha wanted to come toTurkey by using the route of Bucharest-Constanza, a boat called Gülcemal wasallocated by the government of Turkish Grand National Assembly in order towelcome and take the committee from Constanza. ten journalists from Istanbul presswho wanted to follow the latest developments in the Lausanne Peace Treaty and getinformation from Ismet Pasha in person also attended that journey. However, as theseason was winter and the roads were covered with snow, the committee arrived atConstanza with an unexpected delay. Mr. Velid, one of the journalists among thecommittee members, who was the ovvner and the lead editor of the journal calledTevhid-i Efkâr (The Unity of Ideas ), wrote out on the way home about the Constanzajourney, the waiting period for six days, his interviews with Ismet Pasha and hisimpressions. Those notes that presented the precision of the period with a journalistperspective are an evaluation of the politics of Lausanne taking into considerationof Ismet Pasha as the responsible statesman of Turkey's future.