About Emile Grémaux
Lived 1893 – 1959 (aged 65). Emile Grémaux was a French boxer, coach and businessperson.
Émile Grémaux (1893 – 18 September 1959, in Lille) – boxer, coach and businessman. Long serving president of the French Boxing Federation. First president of International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) (1946–1959). Vice-president of the Olympic French Committee (1952–1959).
E. Grémaux was the champion of the Northern France in the weight of feather-cock in 1914.
He died at Lille, France, where he lived, at the age of 66, after a long illness.
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Who was Emile Grémaux?
French sportsperson and boxer
When was Emile Grémaux born?
Emile Grémaux was born on 28 November 1893 in Lille.
When did Emile Grémaux die?
Emile Grémaux died on 18 September 1959 in Lille.
What was Emile Grémaux's occupation?
Emile Grémaux was a boxer, coach and businessperson.
What nationality was Emile Grémaux?
Emile Grémaux was French.
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