Daniel Cohn-Bendit

French Student Protests Leader

Cohn-Bendit becomes a key figure in the May 1968 student protests in France, gaining notoriety and visibility. This establishes him as a prominent voice within the New Left movement.

Political Activism and Writing

Cohn-Bendit continues his political activism, writing and advocating for various social causes. This solidifies his reputation as an intellectual and activist.

Elected to European Parliament

Cohn-Bendit is elected to the European Parliament, marking a shift towards mainstream politics. This gives him a platform to influence policy on a larger scale.

Re-elected to European Parliament

He is re-elected to the European Parliament, solidifying his position as a prominent voice in European politics. Cohn-Bendit's influence within the parliament grows.

Leads Green Group in Parliament

Cohn-Bendit becomes co-president of the Green Group in the European Parliament, further amplifying his influence on environmental and social policy. This enhances his role as a key player in European politics.

Retirement from European Parliament

Cohn-Bendit retires from the European Parliament, stepping back from active politics. However, he remains a commentator on political affairs.

Political Commentator, Legacy

Cohn-Bendit remains a respected political commentator. He is still known for his early activism and contributions to European politics.