What was the İstanbul government doing during this period?
Even during the deportation process the government in İstanbul seriously considered criticism. It took effective action against even relatively insignificant violations. It demanded the necessary punishment for offenses committed during this period. Courts were set up to prosecute the offenders. More than 1,000 suspects — about 500 were police officers, military officers and members of secret services — were effectively prosecuted. Sixty-seven of them were executed. These included high-level military officers and district administrators removed from office. What was the number of defendants executed in the Nuremberg trials? The number of execution verdicts at the trials set up in the aftermath of the Holocaust was 12. Let us assume there was a genocide committed by Turks. A court was set up to prosecute the offenders; 67 people were executed based on the rulings issued by this court. We also know that a number of other defendants were given other sentences, including exile. In additi
