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Joseph Aslan Cattaui Pasha (20
March 1862 – 1942) was an
Egyptian businessman and politician, who
served as
President of the
Jewish community of Cairo...
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Georges Cattaui (14
September 1896 – 1974) was a
French writer of Egyptian-Jewish origin.
First cousin of Jean de Menasce, he
belonged to the
Jewish aristocracy...
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Egypt is an
Egyptian bank co-founded by
industrialist Joseph Aslan Cattaui Pasha and
economist Talaat Harb
Pasha in 1920. The
government of the United...
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reduce slave trading and with the
advice and
financial backing of
Yacoub Cattaui extended Egypt's rule in Africa. In 1874 he
annexed Darfur, but was prevented...
- in 1971, with his wife
Josephine Celine Esther (née
Cattaui) (1949–1994),
daughter of
Moise Cattaui who was also
denied exit visa
after her
family was...
- The
Qatawi family (also
spelled Qatawwi, Catawi, or
Cattaui) (Arabic:عائلة قطاوي) is an
Egyptian Sephardic Jewish family. A
number of its
members engaged...
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banks were Agra and Masterman's Bank, La
Compagnie Financière
Maurice de
Cattauï and the
General Credit and
Finance Co., and the bank
incorporated Pastré...
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Russia did not buy a
significant number of shares. With ****istance from the
Cattaui banking family, and
their relationship with
James de
Rothschild of the...
- It
features a
unique corner entrance. It
housed a bank
founded by
Jacob Cattaui, the son of a
wealthy Egyptian banker and
cotton plantation owner in 1897...
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Raphael Suares (1846–1909) and
Felix Isaac Suares (1844–1906),
Moise Cattaui (25%) and
Constantine Salvagos of
Alexandria (25%)
established the National...
