Eugene Broquedis
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| Bio | His father Émile Broquedis was master paumier (professor of tennis) and racket manufacturer. The entire Broquedis family moved to Île-de-France in 1904, Émile acquiring tennis and tennis courts on rue Saint-Didier, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. Although it is a bourgeois and masculine sport, the whole Broquedis family practices lawn tennis Eugene, Louise and Marguerite also. lHim and Louis Broquedis, who have become teacher of this discipline at the Club de sport de l'île de Puteaux. The Great War tested Eugene and his Family hard. His brother Louis, corporal in the 103rd infantry regiment, was killed on August 22, 1914. A few days later, on September 6, 1914, Eugène, was seriously injured; he will remain paralyzed in the right arm. Finally, his first cousins Pierre Lafaurie, corporal in the 7th colonial infantry regiment, were also killed on September 28, 1915 and Bernard Luce, second-in-command mechanic on the cruiser Cassard on February 26, 1916. |
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