Francois Englert Quotes
My Parents Emigrated From Poland In 1924 With My Brother, Who Was A Few Months Old. They Were From A Simple Family Of Polish Jews. They Were Looking, I Suppose, For A Better Economic Life And Were Escaping From An Anti-Semitic Environment.
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