Being one of the significant incidents that took place in our recent history, the Armenian issue, the relocation and the return of Armenians, should be investigated from all aspects. The investigation of this issue should absolutely be realized in an objective manner that abstains from emotional approaches. The involvement of political ideas and parliaments taking sides in this issue cause it to shift from academic research to different areas. Such a situation causes an increase in resentment and hatred rather than contributing to the resolution of the issue. The relocation of Armenians, which is an important aspect of the Armenian issue, is a matter that is going remain on the agenda despite the fact that a century has passed since that time. This matter will continue to remain on the agenda so long as national parliaments keep taking political decisions regarding it. While investigating the relocation matter, the current events and situations of that time and the geopolitical positions of countries must especially be taken into consideration. Without investigating why the relocation law was put into effect, in which conditions it was applied, and what happened after the relocation, it will not be possible to make a healthy assessment of the relocation. Attempting to make an assessment of the relocation without taking into account the details mentioned above will be akin to an extrajudicial execution. This article discusses the developments that took place after the relocation. Based on archive documents and research done on this subject, this article attempts to explain the post-relocation period. The return of Armenians, the decrees issued for their return, the investigations, the trials, the punishments, and the exiles are all discussed in this article and the assessment of this relocation matter is left to the discretion of the readers and researches.