After the Armistice of Mudros, the Entente Powers began to occupy the territory of the Turkish country partially. The regional resistance movements initiated by the people against these invasions first in the south and then in the west of the Anatolia were observed. Such an unexpected situation made the Entente Powers uneasy. However, the real developments making them worried would begin after Mustafa Kemal Pasha was sent to Samsun as the Inspector General of the 9th Army troops. Having crossed into Anatolia, Mustafa Kemal Pasha, together with his comrades in arms, started the Turkish War of Independence, which was the only way to save the country from occupation. The Turkish War of Independence, led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha, encountered a great resistance and obstruction. The Entente Powers began to use all kinds of means effectively to prevent this attempt. There were different derivatives of the policies they followed to prevent the Turkish War of Independence. The activities of the officials aligned with them was one of these policies. The smear campaigns carried out by local or foreign agents and the people with whom they arranged from within the country was another policy, which was very effective. To cause a civil war by provoking riots in the country was another one of these aforementioned policies. This study aims to reveal how effectively the Entente Powers used certain strategies, plans and propagandist activities they implemented to prevent the Turkish War of Independence.