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He was one of the most brilliant lawyers of his generations and one of the most eminent legal minds in the realm. He was a member of the Supreme Court, King's Counsellor and a member of the Crown Council. | He was one of the most brilliant lawyers of his generations and one of the most eminent legal minds in the realm. He was a member of the Supreme Court, King's Counsellor and a member of the Crown Council. | ||
| − | In 1929 he married Danielle Durand. They had | + | In 1929 he married Danielle Durand. They had nine children: [[Jean Dreux|Jean]] (born 1931), Raphael (born 1932), [[Pierre de Soyes|Émilie]] (born 1935), Thérèse (born 1939), Roger (born and died 1941), [[Philippe Dreux|Philippe]] (born 1942), Félicie (born 1945), [[Antoine Dreux|Antoine]] (born 1948) and [[Gabriel von Kulheim|Christine]] (born 1951). |
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Latest revision as of 14:30, 21 November 2014
Louis Dreux (1902-1991) was a Braslander judge.
He was one of the most brilliant lawyers of his generations and one of the most eminent legal minds in the realm. He was a member of the Supreme Court, King's Counsellor and a member of the Crown Council.
In 1929 he married Danielle Durand. They had nine children: Jean (born 1931), Raphael (born 1932), Émilie (born 1935), Thérèse (born 1939), Roger (born and died 1941), Philippe (born 1942), Félicie (born 1945), Antoine (born 1948) and Christine (born 1951).
