Question

which accurately describe how perpetrators of armenian genocide were dealt with? select all that apply. in the 1990s, the international criminal court held trials for crimes against humanity, convicting hundreds of turkish officials. war crimes trials were held for hundreds of turkish military and political officials, but they were released due to lack of evidence. the united nations placed pressure on turkey until it held trials for those responsible for the genocide. a few of the highest-ranking turkish officials were assassinated by operatives taking part in operation nemesis.

Explanation:

1. For the first option: The International Criminal Court was established in 2002, not the 1990s, so this is incorrect.
2. For the second option: After the Armenian Genocide, war crimes trials were held for Turkish officials, but many were released due to lack of evidence (or political factors), this is a correct description.
3. For the third option: The UN as an organization in its current form and with the kind of pressure described did not act in this way regarding the Armenian Genocide trials at the time, so this is incorrect.
4. For the fourth option: Operation Nemesis was a covert operation where Armenian operatives assassinated some of the highest - ranking Turkish officials responsible for the genocide, this is a correct description.

Answer:

B. War crimes trials were held for hundreds of Turkish military and political officials, but they were released due to lack of evidence.
D. A few of the highest - ranking Turkish officials were assassinated by operatives taking part in Operation Nemesis.