The Deportation Trials in Occupied Istanbul

Deportation Trials in Occupied Istanbul

Summary:

This work delves into the deportation trials conducted during the occupation of Istanbul following World War I. The book thoroughly examines the Armenian deportations and the judicial aspects of this process that began with the occupation of the Ottoman Empire. It addresses the legal foundations of deportation policies, their implementation, and the legal proceedings involved. Additionally, it evaluates the political and social impacts of these trials in occupied Istanbul and their reflections in the international relations of the period. By analyzing the deportation trials from perspectives of justice, human rights, and international law, the book highlights the historical and legal significance of the era.

AUTHOR: Ferudun Ata

ISBN: 978-975-16-1788-0

PHYSICAL: Enso paper, cardboard cover, XII, 326, [22] pages: facsimile, table; 22 cm

LANGUAGE: Turkish

PRINT YEAR: 2021

PRINTING NUMBER: 4th Edition

CATEGORY: Examination-Research