... but has not served - Young people in resistance against the military and war The photographer Timo Vogt visited conscientious objectors in Germany, Armenia, Israel and the Turkey. With stunning photographs and interviews, he designed a multi-media show with tales of brave thinkers who went to prison for their resistance. Jan-Patrick Ehlert went to the barracks, stood up before the guard and said he would obey no orders. The Israeli Or Ben David was given the absurdities in the military prison that endure only with laughter. Mehmet Tarhan resisted the Turkish army and was given the power of the military felt brutal. Karen Smbatyan received after 22 months in prison, the Armenian service record: "... but has not served," is written. The narrated slide show combines video and sound to a "film" The statements of a special kind of conscientious objectors of images accompanied visually give insight into the world of the objectors. Four stories of a dedicated woman and three men, who resisted the military and war making.
Dates:
Mo., 04.11.2011, 19.30 clock in Nottingham : Amtmannei old, male street. Organized by the Peace Initiative Nottingham.
Tue, 04.12.2011, 19.30 clock in Witten: locust center, Bonhoefferstr. 10. Organized by: DFG-VK-Hagen Witten including
Thursday, 14.4.2011.19.30 Clock in Dortmund: Cultural Centre "Langer August", Braunschweiger Str 22nd Organized by: DFG-VK Nordrhein-Westfalen including
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