Amalīyāt-i Nimisīs: Mājarā-yi iʻdām-i inqilābī-i Ṭalʻat Pāshā, ʻamil-i aṣlī-i naslʹkushī-i Armaniyān

"Amaliyat-e Nemesis" is a documentary novel about the revolutionary execution of Talaat Pasha, one of the main perpetrators of the Armenian genocide. This execution was carried out in 1921 under a secret operation by the Dashnaktsutyun Party. The executor of this revolutionary act was Soghomon Tehlirian, a 24-year-old who had lost 17 members of his family during the Armenian genocide. He was tasked with identifying and executing Talaat Pasha, who was hiding in Berlin under the alias Ali Salih Bey. As predicted by the party, Tehlirian's trial, which effectively became a trial of Talaat Pasha and the Turkish government, was held in Berlin. Ultimately, the court acquitted Tehlirian. Following the success of the trial, the party continued Operation Nemesis, during which six other main perpetrators of the Armenian genocide were identified and condemned to revolutionary execution in various parts of the world.