Avetis Aharonian

ModernPoliticianArmenia1866 — 1948

Signed the Treaty of Sevres for Armenia.

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Quick Facts

Born

1866

Died

1948

Country

Armenia

Era

Modern

Occupation

Politician

Score Overview

Military (10%)47

Political (20%)38

Influence (20%)54

Legacy (20%)45

Leadership (15%)38

Strategy (15%)41

Total Score45.0

Avetis Aharonian — Complete Timeline

1919 AD

Leadership of the Armenian delegation to the Paris Peace ConferencePolitical Action◆ Major

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.

DiplomacyWorld War INational Claims

Impact: globalconstructive

1920 AD

Signing of the Treaty of SèvresPolitical Action

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

TreatyDiplomacyInternational Recognition

Impact: globalconstructive

1926 AD

Publication of 'The Cross and the Sword'Cultural

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.

MemoirGenocideLiterature

Impact: regional

1948 AD

Death in exile in FranceOther

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.

ExileDeathDiaspora

tragic