Annalena Baerbock vs Avetis Aharonian

Annalena Baerbock was appointed as German Foreign Minister in the coalition government of Chancellor Olaf Scholz. She became the first woman to hold this office, representing the Green Party.

Baerbock was nominated as the Green Party's candidate for Chancellor in the 2021 federal election. She led the party to its best-ever result of 14.8%, though the Greens did not win the chancellorship.

During the 2021 election campaign, Baerbock faced allegations of plagiarism in her book 'Jetzt. Wie wir unser Land erneuern'. The controversy damaged her campaign and raised questions about her academic integrity.

As Foreign Minister, Baerbock advocated for and implemented strong EU sanctions against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. She pushed for energy independence from Russia and supported Ukraine militarily and diplomatically.

Aharonian led the Armenian National Delegation at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, presenting Armenian claims for independence and territorial integrity to the Allied powers.

Aharonian, as head of the Armenian delegation, signed the Treaty of S

Aharonian published his memoir 'The Cross and the Sword' in 1926, detailing his experiences during the Armenian Genocide and the struggle for Armenian independence. The book became a key historical source.

Aharonian died in Paris on March 20, 1948, after years of exile. He remained a prominent figure in the Armenian diaspora and continued to advocate for Armenian causes.