After the Caucasus war, Russia’s tzars
exiled people who didn’t do what they
wanted.
My four grand grand parents who lived
in Adygea Republic exiled in Syria, in
a village where lived only Adygeans :
Breika.
When my father was six, the Six Days
war destroyed Breika.
My father and his parents went to
Damascus to live in. My father changed
his name in order to become more
integrated.
Later, he decided to move abroad to
continue his studies and became a
radiologist. He went on his studies in
Grenoble and in Alsace where he met my
mother.
At the beginning of the twentieth century,
Luigi GALELLI, a man of italian origin
born in 1887, went to Germany for is job.
There, a French research team asked him to
work with them in mines as a bomb disposal
expert.
So, he went in Alsace to live in. Then, he
met Marrie Miesch, a housewife, born in 1890
with German nationality because Germany was
often in conflict with France and occupied
Alsace. They decided to marry and they had
six children. One of them, Louis, born in
1928, was my grand-father.
Some years after his return in France, he
met my grand-mother, Bernadette Schmitt,
born in 1938. The two young people married
and had six children too.
My mother was the fifth kid, followed by
her twin sister.
Florence GALELLI, born in 1968
began medical studies and met the
man who became my father.
THROUGH GENERATIONS,

     THROUGH TRAVELS




           By Lisa, Léa, Bernadette,
Mihriban
THROUGH GENERATIONS, THROUGH TRAVELS




Lisa, Léa, Bernadette et Mihriban

Lisa

  • 1.
    After the Caucasuswar, Russia’s tzars exiled people who didn’t do what they wanted.
  • 2.
    My four grandgrand parents who lived in Adygea Republic exiled in Syria, in a village where lived only Adygeans : Breika.
  • 3.
    When my fatherwas six, the Six Days war destroyed Breika.
  • 4.
    My father andhis parents went to Damascus to live in. My father changed his name in order to become more integrated.
  • 5.
    Later, he decidedto move abroad to continue his studies and became a radiologist. He went on his studies in Grenoble and in Alsace where he met my mother.
  • 6.
    At the beginningof the twentieth century, Luigi GALELLI, a man of italian origin born in 1887, went to Germany for is job. There, a French research team asked him to work with them in mines as a bomb disposal expert.
  • 7.
    So, he wentin Alsace to live in. Then, he met Marrie Miesch, a housewife, born in 1890 with German nationality because Germany was often in conflict with France and occupied Alsace. They decided to marry and they had six children. One of them, Louis, born in 1928, was my grand-father.
  • 8.
    Some years afterhis return in France, he met my grand-mother, Bernadette Schmitt, born in 1938. The two young people married and had six children too. My mother was the fifth kid, followed by her twin sister.
  • 9.
    Florence GALELLI, bornin 1968 began medical studies and met the man who became my father.
  • 10.
    THROUGH GENERATIONS, THROUGH TRAVELS By Lisa, Léa, Bernadette, Mihriban
  • 11.
    THROUGH GENERATIONS, THROUGHTRAVELS Lisa, Léa, Bernadette et Mihriban