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Emmanuel : Biographies : Dimitri G. Emmanuel (1924 - )
Dimitri G. Emmanuel (1924 - )
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Surname: |
Emmanuel |
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Name: |
Dimitri |
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Middle name: |
none |
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Father: |
Emmanuel "Nisiotis", Gregory C. |
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Mother: |
Perrou, Irini D. |
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Birth: |
1924 - Moshi, Tanganyika |
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Death: |
not applicable |
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Siblings: |
Eleni (b.1922), Constantine (b.1923), Nicholas (b.1925) |
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Spouse: |
[Worsley, Vi F. - divorced], Randaki, Kerasto |
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Marriage: |
unknown date - Athens, Greece |
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Children: |
Irini Lorna Royle (b.1955), Gregory William (b.1957), Constantine (b.1984) |
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Dimitri is the third of four children. He attended primary school at Lambo, Tanganyika. Taken by his mother to Athens, Greece, with his siblings to attend the Athens College (1933). Civilian interpreter for British Army Military Police, Special Investigation Branch (1945). Returned to Tanganyika in 1945. Worked at Lindi, Tanganyika, and then became General Manager Msanga coffee estate in the Moshi area, Tanganyika, and partner in other ventures in Tanganyika with his brothers. Frequent hunting trips to South Maasailand and Ngaserai areas with his brother Costas. Sold Msanga and moved to Greece (1964), worked in a Piraeus shipping office. Involved in an unsuccessful shipping company with his brothers and other partners. Highly interested in family history, he created the first Emmanuel family tree (1981). Lived in Folothei, Kolonaki (Loukianou Street), Kifisia in Athens, and Piraeus. After his retirement he moved to the village of Avato, and Xanthi, in northeast Greece. In July 1998 Dimitri visited the ancestral homeland, the Island of Tenedos, with is family and his sister, Eleni.
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