How did the people react after the Armenian genocide?

Answer 1

The internation community condemned the genocide. The Allied victors demanded, after the war, that the Ottoman government prosecute the Young Turks occused of wartime crimes. however, nothing was ever really done.

Because it was not a genocide but a war. The Armenians had began to attack the Ottoman army and the Ottomans responsed. Besides the war, there were civil killings from both sides. Ottoman Empire hanged many Turks as a punishment. Nothing was done to Armenians who killed civil Turks. They were only banished from Turkish soil.

Answer 2

The

Armenians that survived the genocide and the marches were spread all over the world. These are referred to as the Armenian Diaspora. I am an Armenian, my great grandfather survived the genocide along with one of his brothers. They were a family of 11 children and only 2 survived. They were very small boys and ended up in Egypt. Others were able to leave the continent altogether and made it to the US or Canada, Australia, South America. I have relatives in every single continent on the globe. I have cousins who are the decendants of our great grandfather who live in Brazil, Australia, England, the US, Canada, Egypt, Armenia.

Answer 3

I know that Germany and America sent missionaries who helped out in the camps. The Germans later withdrew.