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In 1934, Geneviève Gemayel married her cousin, Pierre Gemayel, in the family residence at Bikfaya. Two years later her husband founded the Kataeb Party, after which the family became deeply involved in Lebanese politics for the rest of their lives. While always behaving discreetly, Geneviève Gemayel
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The couple had two sons and four daughters, all of whom were brought up attentively by their mother who took care of their education and their leisure interests. While the girls were brought up to be good wives and mothers, the boys were trained for political life. Bachir, the youngest child, was
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elected president in 1982 but was assassinated before taking up office. Geneviève Gemayel was to suffer another grievous bereavement with the death of her husband two years later in August 1984. She wore black for the rest of her life.
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remained a member of the party, always ready to assist by receiving and entertaining the many visitors who came to see her husband and later her sons. She is remembered as remaining serene whatever crises hit the family or the country.
465:, on 23 January 1908, Geneviève Gemayel was the daughter of the Lebanese cotton and tobacco businessman Elias Kange Gemayel. Her large family with their 12 children moved between Mansoura, 488:
When she was 16, Gemayel became one of the first women in the Middle East to receive a driving licence. When she was 20, she was the first Arab woman to fly an aeroplane.
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attended by dignitaries from home and abroad, she was buried in the family tomb in Bikfaya on 19 March.
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After the death of her husband, Geneviève Gemayel retired to her apartment in
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Genevieve Gemayel
Mansoura
Egypt
Lebanon
Lebanese
Maronite politics









Samir Geagea
Émile Eddé
Bechara El Khoury
Alfred Naqqache
Camille Chamoun
Suleiman Frangieh
Pierre Gemayel
Bachir Gemayel
Amine Gemayel
Michel Aoun
Gebran Bassil
Chamoun
Frangieh
Gemayel
Khazen

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