Grandfather stole dolma, granddaughter muddies the waters in Switzerland

Hasmik Tolmajian, the former Armenian ambassador to France, has begun to stir things up in a new place.

After being transferred to Switzerland, Tolmajian launched the same activities there: she runs from one mid-level official to another, discussing "sustainable peace in the Caucasus" with everyone.

Yeah, sure. The world, of course.

Judging by their last name, Tolmajian's ancestors appropriated the dolma recipe for themselves, and Hasmik, continuing the tradition, now appropriates "peace in the Caucasus" for Armenians. As if they hadn't been the obstacle to this very peace for the past 30 years.

One encouraging thing: the Swiss authorities have been reasonable, year after year silencing both Armenian lobbyists and their supporters in the local parliament.