Born in North Africa, in a small town called Beja, at a time when the country was a French protectorate, Emile got to know the Arabs and Bedouins from his town and from the surrounding area. He admired them for their simplicity, and for their friendly and kind-hearted nature. They are part of his childhood and besides his French language he also speaks their language. They are part of the great panorama of his home town. Emile's four children grew-up and studied in the United States. He has four grandchildren.
 
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