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What was the outcome of the attempts to try Ottoman war criminals after the Armenian Genocide?
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What country was involved in the Armenian genocide?
The Ottoman Empire was involved in the Armenian Genocide.
Who was the Armenian genocide against?
The Ottoman Empire was responsible for the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1917. It was the Armenians who were targeted by Ottoman Turks and Kurdish allies.
In 1915 ottoman Turks killed who?
Armenians
What were turkish goals for the Armenian genocide?
The Turkish goal for the Armenian Genocide was the rise of Ottoman power progress. The perpetrators of this treatment was the Young Turks.
Where did Armenian genocide occur?
In parts of the Ottoman Empire (Today Turkey)
Who attempted to kill all Armenians?
The Armenian Genocide started in 1915. It was systematic destruction of the Armenian population of the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) during and just afte WW1. The genocide ended in 1923.
What events led up to the Armenian genocide?
The Armenian Genocide took place in 1915 till 1923 in the Ottoman Empire. According to different sources the genocide had a death toll of 600.000 to 1.800.000 people in the Armenian population.
How long did the Armenian genocide last?
The Armenian genocide lasted for 2 years from 1915 to 1917. Of the 2 million Armenians there were in the Ottoman Empire about 1.5 million died during the genocide.
Where did the Armenian genocide take place?
That took place in Turkey.The Armenian Genocide took place in Armenia and around Southeastern Europe killing over 60% of the Armenian population.
Instances of genocide against the Armenians occurred in what empire?
The Ottoman Empire was responsible for the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1917.
Who was the Turkish leader during the Armenian Genocide?
The Turkish leader was the leader of the Ottoman empire, Talad Pasha
When was the Turkish slaughter of the Armenians?
The Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire took place from 1915-1917.
