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Longtime ago it was called Armenia
Without exactly knowing much where this land can be found
For more than 2000 years the Armenian ancestors coming
from everywhere across the country
Tried hard to stay attached to their cultural identity
Despite killings and persecutions
Hoping each time that it will be the last time
One of the first christian communities in the world
The many invaders that continuously retrace and change the borders of my country
following their occupational ambitions placed my country under the Turkish occupation
Behind the deceiving silence of the region that invites for praying
The life of the Armenian filled with pride will be interrupted
On the burning sands of Deir ez-Zor that new people
Who are fanatically passionated by killing
Remains the souls, Remains the memories
Remains a poet on his knees
that listens to the passing wind
This wind of Deir ez-Zor that
from the number of children killed
Created a flute, and
from the horror of this peace
Whistled an immortal and majestic melody
In this second of June, of the year 1921
I declare the opening of the court session of Berlin
I remind the experts and the witnesses of this case
The importance and the sacred nature of this case
I also warn you that the law reserves a harsh
penalty for anyone who gives a false testimony
Intentionally or not
court, start reading the actual accusations
Segomont Terenion, born in the 2nd of April 1997, a Pakreek
with the name Charlton Borg...
Is accused of killing in the 15th of March 1921
Former interior Turkish minister Talal Basha
and have committed the crime with premeditation
A crime that counts based on the law articles 211
of the German penalty code
Accused stand up
Segomont Terenion, please respond to the question
by yes or no to the question if you are guilty
Are you guilty of committing this crime with premeditation
No, I don't think I am guilty
My conscience is clear
Yes, I have killed a man
But I am not a murderer
Good, sit down
We will proceed to the listening of the witnesses
Madam Elizabeth Getmaan of number 37 Anduchtras
You swear that you will say, all the truth and nothing but the truth
I swear
Tell the jury what you know
I was the landlord of this young man at,.... the time
when the event took place
He was a friendly young man, truthful, calm and very clean
He cleaned his house by himself
In the morning of,... the 15th of march
My servant told me that the young boy
was crying in his room
and he drank cojnac
I thought that maybe, he had lost someone
NIchols Yessen, merchant at Charlaton Borg
We are listening..
When I rushed to the plaintiff to arrest him
I also asked him why he killed him
He replied, I am Armenian he is Turkish
this is not of a concern to the Germans
Lola Benenson
Teacher
I have given Mr Terenion a few lessons in the German language
This boy is visibly suffering morally
He always arrived with a terribly sad face
Mrs Beneson
Did he express the motives of his sadness
Only once
He told me that he has no friends
and all his parents have been killed
He has never told you anything about Talat Basha
Never
Good, I thank you.. Madame
Mr. president
It would be interesting to emphasize to the jury that the Turkish minister
Talat Bashar was condemned with the death penalty
by the federal court of his country
5th July 1919, for crimes against humanity
He ran away carrying with him ten thousand livre of public treasure
He was refugee in Berlin under the false name of
Saleebe
I would like to point to the honorable defender
that we are not judging the right people
It's not Talat Basha that we are judging today
But his assassin
Segomont Terenion
Mr prosecutor, I reassure you that I am not mistaken about this case
But I will show in front of this court
that you are mistaken about the identity of the killer
Mr president
Let me very quickly give you the facts
The Jury
On this month of June 1915
About 6 years ago
This man that you are judging today
He will see in a few seconds
the skull of his brother smashed by the hit of an axe
His mom, her face exploding from a bullet
Drops in front of him
Segomont Terenion, terrified
and now paralysed by what he saw
He also listens to the shouting
of his two sisters, 14 and 16
that the Turkish police put them aside behind the counter
Before he collapsed on his turn
from the blood which he didn't know
whether it was his or his assassinated brothers
There is nothing around him but hundreds of dead bodies
Disfigured bodies of women, children and old people
Mr Jury
one survivor by coincidence
of this death road, managed to escape
of this monstrous massacre that is beyond imagination
Is going to witness
Listen to her very well
My name is Christen Terebashion
I was born at Arezoon
Our deportation started in June 1915
We where four groups
How many people was your group composed of
500 families
Which means, seven or eight thousand people
We were 21 members in my family
I assisted at the death of all my family, expect for three
Who have managed to escape the massacre
How did the massacre, which killed your family happened
When we have reached to Malta
They drove us to a mountain
They then separated the men from the women
but each group can see what happens to the other
All the men were killed with an axe
which created a river of blood
Tell the Jury what happened to the women
When the night came
The soldiers choose the most beautiful women
The youngest
Those who resisted
and refused to give themselves away
They made a hole in their bodies and were split in half
Even the pregnant women
They did not leave them alone
The Turkish opened their stomach
Pulled their babies
Madame, you confirm that you have witnessed this
this, unbelievable and horrible event
I swear Mr president
One of my sisters was part of those pregnant women
The court thank you Madame
Doctor Uhan Islatuse
You are German and the author of an extended report about the Armenian massacre
This report is will remain a secret until the end of war
Because of the German and Turkish alliance
I would like to ask you to limit your testimony to the question
The horrors that have just described
of the 1915 massacre
have they generally happened as described
and, the personal events faced by the accused
Were they credible?
Mr president
to describe the events in such realistic details
and lived by hundreds of survivors
They were published by American, English and French reviews
The facts are indisputable
Only the brutal methods that seem uncomprehending on this 20th century
Permitted the Turkish to execute more than one million humans
in such little time
the deportation of Areminan's
was decided by Turkish authorities
was executed in the middle of 1915
Under the directions of Talat Basha interior minister at that time
and Lonver Basha minister of war
Mr president
can I ask the witness if the reasons for this massacre
were of religious nature
it was a traffic in the name of the religion
because the main person responsible, Talat, Enver
Jamal and Naze was totally
With the intention to achieve the goal of an
Islamic Turkish empire
Destroying all that is not purely Turkish
That is exact. Actually, the key word which was pronounced by Talat Basha
The goal of the deportation was the Neon
Which means the destination where we do not return
The Jury 1500000 killed
who are left along the roads of Karpot, Zaeton, Trepeson, Dair Alzoor
Ask you to consciously respond to this unique question
Segonmant Terenoion is he guilty of killing Talat Basha
At this exact moment
The survivors from these assasinated people
Dispersed onto the four corners of this world
Looking for a place to be exiled
Had their eyes fixed on you
and in a thousand years
Mr Jury
Will still talk about your sentenced decision
Is she ill Mayrig?
No it's not a real illness Azad
It's called sea sickness
It goes away when we are on firm land
Tell me Terinion
Was he condemned or not?
This I cannot tell you Mr Zakarian
It's a German paper
and me, I don't understand the German language
You don't even know how to read the titles
"DASH SHOP FEN GANEIR NIEN"
"NEIN?" I'm sure it means No
but no at what?
This I cannot tell you
Is there anyone here who speaks German!?
NO
"HAGOUV"
"SARAPELL"!
We were on the same boat!?
Yes, but me I'm going to continue travelling
Have you chosen France?... Is this definite?
Yes, It's definitive
and you?
I'm going to Venezuela
But do you have Parents or family, over there?
No
No, I don't know anyone there
But its a nice country name for a bachelor like me
Think about it like another women
"Venezuela"
Agouv, it seems that there is a person
who wants to see you, he is waiting for you
behind the gate of the harbour
Okay, I'm going "BARI SHARO BAT"
Hameedka
I wrote by chance to you
I never thought you'll receive my letter
I got the letter 2 weeks ago
I used to come every morning to wait for your boat
and each time they told me you'll come in 2 days
Yesterday in the night
I had the feeling
I don't know why
But I knew it will be this morning
Tell me Haka
Was Terinion liberated?
Nobody speaks German Here
Yes he was liberated, it was an anonymous decision
Everyone, listen to me
Terinion was liberated
Terinion was liberated
I am very happy you are here Haka
You haven't changed, you know
It's true Mr. Hagouv
Especially I haven't got married
OK, I will wait for you at the exit
"Zakarian Hagouv"
Yes sir
"Zakarian Araksi"
Ne Boulotian
"Zakarian Azad" Son of Zakarian and Araksi Zakarian
Agna and Gayanay Boulitian
They are my two sisters, Sir
My first Childhood memory goes back to this stamp
That never finished staying in the air
The faces of my mum, dad and my two aunts
focused on this object, underlining
the importance of it's fall on our papers
In front of a stall my dad exchanged
his beautiful piece of gold for a handful of dirty papers
a small booklet and some metal coins
His first purchase, was for me
An ice cream cone
which didn't reach to my aspiration of expected fruity taste
We are in France now
It is not polite to lick the ice cream with your tongue
Come quickly, come quickly ... Here
You will see, it will become a souvenir for the future
Without being noticed
go and have a look in the display window
Tell me I didn't see properly
It's unbelievable
Is it what I saw?
Yes, but what did you see?
OK. let's go
We have rented
Azad come on!
Azad
Coming coming
Tell me Sir, it's not a hotel here
how many people are you in this family?
My husband, my son and my two sisters Madame
The man who came to see me
He did not tell me of the two sisters
Isn't that right Sir?
I didn't know that they were travelling
Excuse me
I would like to excuse everyone but while doing that
But that makes it five people renting rather than three
Please take this little extra money to compensate for your damage
If that's okay Madame
remark that what I have said is because
I want to be aware of what is happens in this house
If you are five you are not three
Now because I know there is no more problem
we will re-arrange it at the end of the month
Isn't that true?
of course Madame
It's upstairs, on the forth floor
Here it is Madame and Sir
For the kitchen, come and see here
For the kitchen you are going to share it
with the neighbour in front
Just for cooking your plates
Isn't it?
This is the toilet for this floor
Melisane,I'm coming down
It's the seller who is selling snails
Oooh, It's disgusting
I was like you, but I assure you they are very, very nice
Tell me Akaa, do they employ new people where you work
I work in a refinement mill of sugar and salt
Why are you asking me this?
For me
ohhh, It's not a place for you Mr Hagouv
Especially, in the section of available jobs. Zakarian the son of the very famous trader of Mermarer sea
You see it is not a place for you
And where is a place for me?
Listen to me carefully Akar
The big illness of exiled people is the nostalgia
Of what they have lost
It starts by those who cry ..
Those who goes back in memory, to what they were and what they have become
The nostalgia is the luxury of an artist
we need words that allow us to live
then tomorrow when you go to your factory
I will come with you
Come back immediately, tell me mother
What is to be an Armenian?
I told you come back to the house
Its nothing
They are all like this
Tell me Akar, what is it like in Marseilles
Marseilles is a big city compared to ...
Clearly there is everything
things that are very good and less good
Open the door for me Akar
The tenants next door are eating in front of the oven
I didn't want to disturb them
But, did they see you with your plate?
I don't know
but, they must have seen me
because I stayed there for a while in the hallway
They acted as if they didn't see me
The landlord told us that we can use the kitchen in turns
Only for the cooking
Yes, we should take the food to our rooms
Then I don't understand
Excuse me Mr, Madame, please
Sit down now, don't move.. you Understand
Do you understand me? Are you kidding?
You don't come here to make your laws
Antone don't get upset like this
Antone ... calm down
I will calm down when If want
If he is not happy, he can go back to where he came from
Is it clear?
...
It must be horrible
I have never seen anything more stupid
All we are asking for is fire
From the good of your heart. Madame and Sir
You don't have a little bit of fire for us please?
A piece of fire
This I think what started the idea of a bakery
Excuse me Sir
Please
would you please accept this plate
in a small corner of your oven
We don't have anything to cook it with
First door to your right
Wait for me at the end of the corridor
I will come to open for you
Thank you
From a hostile France several floors up
We have discovered a France that is more neighbourly
And a little bit of friendship
in the oven of a bakery
Azad
Have another small piece
Thank you aunt Anna
Only this one
look how tender it is
It's going to melt in your mouth like butter
I'm not hungry, Aunt Anna
As you wish
Nobodies hungry
We hardly touched the plate
It wasn't good?
it was superb Madame Anna
Before, when i saw it coming out of the oven
Covered with it's brown coat
the rosy meaty inside, all surrounded with cooked potatoes
The tomato and the pepper cooked with the butter
I thought of eating it all alone
but now, I've lost my appetite
Come
Lets have a little bit of fresh air
Tell me Akar
Were you with my brothers in the deportation?
Yes, Mr Hagov
I was with them
It's you who have reason
......
....
...
...
...
They told us
You need to run away immediately
Without crying about what you leave behind
Your brothers, Aram, Neran and Eonique
They stayed
to save the goods of Zakerian and his children
they have lost the goods, and
their lives
Luckily, you still have a part of the family
The coffee is ready
Come on, it's time you go to bed
It's good, to find you again
From father to son we have always worked
With the Zackerian family
and you have never let us feel
that you have been the boss
Don't say something stupid
Tell me Akar
Do you know the son of Mr Papazion
The doctor Vaskin Papazion
of Paris
OO LA LAAA, do I know him?
His formidable, he was with us
of Monday morning of the conviction ...
...
...
they told us, its about a small movement of the population
for military reasons
they promised to carry us at the exit of the city
for two hundred livres per person
Those who had paid for the others that didn't have
Nearly, after two hours
When we got the carriages
The soldiers they started to laugh
For days and days we walked under the burning sun
covered in sand dust
without anything to eat or water
We crossed the deported groups of
Nanadakhapout, Goutsa, Ezmeeet, Adabavat and Tribevant
They came from everywhere in thousands
We have passed in-front of hundreds of bodies without heads
The leaders of the Turkish groups
Have fixed at 600 livres for every Areminan killed
The thing that was not possible to support
is the sound of the crying children
The Turkish soldiers attached them in twos
to throw them from the top of the hill in the cold
and the screaming of the mom's who became crazy
From the pain they started a crazy dance
and what happened to father Serope
he was ridiculed
The Turkish soldiers undressed him
He was a respectable old man
With his long white beard walking without clothes
In the beginning we thought that the superior authorities
didn't know what we were facing
And that all our suffering is coming from the soldiers
But then when the governor Jerdef Bak
passed in front of our convoy
I started to shout "JERDEF BAK"
Leave him
Who are you?
What do you want?
...
My respected Sir
they are killing us
We were thousands and thousands
Now we are only a few hundreds
And our feet are filled with blood
We will give you new shoes Akar
Shoes that cannot wear out
And the others?
I will show them your shoes
If they still want I will give them the same
Thank you your excellency
I was treated like an animal
The Turkish soldiers returned me back to my convoy
On every step it was like a 100000 needles penetrated into my heart
But at the same time
but something stronger pushed me to stay alive
to say that I have lived in hell
A convoy of several thousands of deported people
ends up with only a hundred survivors
to prove to foreign ministries
that it was a simple displacement of population
the last village that we have crossed, is Halived
After Halived
it was a desert and death from thirst
I see a big, immense oasis
It's in your imagination
It's called a mirage
because we need water, we end up seeing water
But it's just an appearance
I am as hungry as I am thirsty but still I don't see any cooked meat
I tell you it is water not an illusion
Listen to me carefully
This oasis is for our Kurdish friends
He who wants to drink needs to pay a 100 livres per person
You know very well we don't have anything
Because you have taken everything from us
But this water over there
it's not for the Kurdish people nor for the Turkish
It's water for everybody
It's water from the sky
So, listen to me
Mr Officer
My name is Vascual Papzion
for every person in danger
I order these people to drink this rain water
Also me I had the thirst that was burning my body
I had the thirst to drink the ocean and the fish
But to escape death I had to fake death
I didn't even resemble a body that is worth searching
The difficulty was to stay still facing
all the unsupportable pain that I had
the eyes of your brother Aram
These eyes that I saw laughing so many times
These eyes as if they were telling me why am I dead?
How long have I stayed in this field
A passing caravan picked me up
They were also Turkish or Kurdish but not the same
Of all these people I was the only one that survived
...
With a broken body
...
My idea to return from this road of death
to tell people what a man can do to another man
This night
Akar with his sad face
Brutally pulled me out from my world of fairy tales
I suddenly understood this ghost ship
That will one day take us back
my two big brothers and my sister
It was only a lie of love to delay my pain
To deceive death my family were divide in two
we were the ones who lived by luck
The others
They sank under the boiling sand of the desert
So, this night I lost the way I see the world as a child
...
Yes, be careful
They are everywhere
Shh, don't wake up the little one
What's going on?
We didn't want to wake you up
Don't worry
It's nothing
What is it Papa?
They are flying beatles
We should be very careful not to squash them
As they will leave a red stain on the covers
With a bad smell
Are they dangerous?
Not at all
But they are very annoying
because they come out at night
They search human skin
During day time, they hide in the cracks of the wall
Look, look over there Papa
Surely they are not millions w
When we kill them all it will be all finished
No, they are not millions
but they make hundreds of eggs
They multiply
When you think there is nothing left
There is still more
We need to complain to the lady
Whom we are paying for the room
Definitely not
She will say that we brought them with us from Armenia
Yes beautiful
How can I serve you?
....
And one kilo of potatoes, please
My eggs are very fresh they were made today
..
Excuse me Ms we are strangers
What is the biggest school in Marseilles?
It's for my son
...
It depends on what you want to learn
You have this school ...
You have to study there for two years to get a certificate
And now, I would like to tell you which one is the biggest school
Wait
Hey Ferenan
Are you there?
Yes I am here.. I'm sleeping
This is only to ask you something
What's your response if we ask you
What is the biggest school in Marseille?
I will answer, the Centelaire collage
Centelaire collage
This is what he does best
... I never knew how much
But it's not for free.. this I can tell you
The state colleges are for free or nearly free
Tell me Teresesa
Your son goes to the Centeraire collage?
Yes
You don't know by chance
How much does it cost, to go to this school?
Oh la la
These are not things we discuss
with the chef in the kitchen
But when I went to pick up my son
There were lots of women wearing expensive jackets
The cars in front of the school
We see that these are people without government benefits
Oh I remembered
There is someone that can better inform you
Mister Hug the pharmacist his cousin goes to this collage
Collage Centelair
Preparation for Bacheloria
Religious inscription
Mr Hug the first class pharmacist
He talked about the collage Centelair
Emphasising money spent by semester
This number has no meaning for me
For me money is a notion that is limited
to the eight buttons of the dress for my mother
Which covers each a piece of gold
She tore off one button on the border
When we arrived to Marseille
And a second one yesterday afternoon
To buy a kitchen corner
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