In November 1922 the first Armenian refugees who had survived the genocide, arrived in Marseille. They were accommodated at the Oddo camp which consisted of the barracks of a former military camp from the First World War. The camp filled quickly with a growing number of refugees in the following years and only closed in 1927.
Camp Oddo in Marseille, black-and-white photograph, ca. 1925, photographer unknown; source: L’association pour la recherche et l’archivage de la mémoire arménienne (ARAM), https://webaram.com/biblio/iconographie/les-camps-de-refugies-armeniens-de-marseille, public domain.