Original sentence: , and later for the detainees "British high commission" gathered through its Greek-Armenian sections a large mass of information  is a substantial events that support the reality of the process.Also given the fact the British detained around 141 Malta exiles based on charges.Dadrian using the British document FO 371/4173/53351 (folios 192-93), which the summary is presented in the Preparation_of_Charges.However depending on the source the "tribunals", "international trials", the International Tribunals of the Ottoman Empire or "tribunals of Malta Exiles" has been used.However, beyond the name used the process of preparation for the Allied trials is summarized by Vahakn N.There was no unique name pinpointed as the process was suspended at the persecution level
Edited sentence: As there were no trials generally their are no historians who use or refer to "International Tribunals" of the Ottoman Empire or "tribunals of Malta Exiles" except of course for a few Turkish deniers who post on the internet.There are no studies that try to uncover the events to the suspension as there were no trials to begin with.There is no specific term (name) assigned to it the "Malta Tribunals" (as named in this article) as they are ficticious and are no relation to theTreaty of Sèvres.There was no effort made whatsoever to assemble a prosecution team nor was there any judicial forum devised or even contemplated beyond the suggestion that such might be a good idea.There was no such thing as the "tribunals", "international trials", or "Malta trials", depending on the (propoganda) source