KATTAN
Sulman
KATTAN
Sulman
Père :
Mère : SMOUHA Farha ( ? - ? )
KATTAN Sulman
KATTAN Haron
SMOUHA Farha
SMOUHA Sasson Elyahu Moshe Halewi
? Aziza
British barrister, author and Liberal Party politician
Naissance : 7 janvier 1917 Diplôme : à King'S College Cambridge Décès : septembre 2003 à London
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Mariage : 26 mars 1944 à London ( Source )
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Note individuelle : changed his name to Ellenbogen
For a few weeks, Aubrey Eban and Gershon Ellenbogen, his erstwhile rival in love who had rejoined British military intelligence in the Middle East, shared a flat belonging to the Alexanders at the Zamalek Building at No. 11 Kamel Mohammed Street. The Alexanders' old cook, Adele and their manservant Said looked after them. It wasn't long after his arrival that Eban became madly enamored with the proverbial girl-next-door-or at least across the street.
He served six years in the R.A.F. as a Flight-Lieutenant in the Intelligence Branch, serving in Europe and the Middle East, being posted to Cairo in 1943.[3] He was called to the Bar. He was a Bacon scholar of Gray's Inn, and a Barstow scholar of the Inns of Court. He was an author and lecturer on legal matters, as well as a practising barrister on the Northern Circuit.[4] He wrote English Arbitration Practice and co-authored Questions and Answers on Constitutional Law and Legal History in 1950. In 1952, following an invitation from Owen Hood Phillips he undertook a major revision of Chalmers and Hood Phillips Constitutional Laws of Great Britain.[5] The reference work was widely regarded as the fullest modern exposition of the law on this subject.[6] He was a frequent contributor to The Times, writing on legal matters
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Mariage : 29 juin 2008
