Camille Samy Emil Josuf Suleiman Ghazala Bey

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Camille was born in Tripolitanien, a ancientin province in the northwest

of Libya. Named after a Poenican colony with three town,

which is the origin of Libyas present capital Tripoli. Where his

father Suleiman Bey Gazala (1853*1929 Baghdad) among other things was the

superintendent medical officer for the cholera camp.

Doctor of Agronomist

Doceur Ès Sciences

Ingénieur-Licencié ÈsSciences Agronomiques (Nancy)

Ingénieur DuGénie Agricole (Paris)

Diplome D´Agronome (Angers)

Ex-Directeur D´Agriculture et de Lutte Anti-Acridienne en Iraq

Secretary of Agriculture to Basra

Iraq Consul General to the Scandinavian Countries

Author of 12 different Agricultural books, some of

combating against the Locusts. (1926)

Author of: Contribution a la Parasitoologie Des Plantes Cultivées en Iraq.(1931)

The whole family moved to Damascus,(El Sham) Syrian 1904, Camilles mother Sophie Kroumi (born in Basra) died in 1906, (33years old) and was burried here. The Suleiman Bey left with his four children, Isobel (1896*1989), Suleika (1898*1988), Camille (1900*1963), Margueritte (1902*1989) for there home, Baghdad.