Asked by victoria
What were the consequences for the Ottoman leaders responsible for the genocide?
No trials were ever held to bring those responsible to justice.
Three pashas were convicted in absentia and sentenced to death, but they fled to Germany.
Ottoman leaders were able to suppress all evidence and were exonerated of any wrongdoing.
An international war crimes tribunal was established and convicted hundreds of Ottoman military and political officials.
C?
No trials were ever held to bring those responsible to justice.
Three pashas were convicted in absentia and sentenced to death, but they fled to Germany.
Ottoman leaders were able to suppress all evidence and were exonerated of any wrongdoing.
An international war crimes tribunal was established and convicted hundreds of Ottoman military and political officials.
C?
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Answered by
bobpursley
The consequences for the Ottoman leaders responsible: No trials were ever had.
Answered by
Ana
-Bobpursley
your answer is incorrect
your answer is incorrect
Answered by
anon
^ if you're doing misson acad. it is infact wrong
Answered by
faith
so whats the correct one?
Answered by
faith
The correct answer is B!
Just took the test.
Three pashas were convicted in absentia and sentenced to death, but they fled to Germany.
Just took the test.
Three pashas were convicted in absentia and sentenced to death, but they fled to Germany.
Answered by
pan
yup B. Mission academy same
Answered by
frog
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