Appendix B - Personnel at the Pasteur Institute of Tunis, 1903–35

Summary

DIRECTEUR:

Charles Nicolle, 1903–[36]

DIRECTEUR ADJOINT:

Étienne Burnet, 1927–28

SOUS-DIRECTEUR:

Alfred Conor, 1909–14

Étienne Burnet, 1920–26

Charles Anderson, 1929–35

Lucien Balozet, 1931–35

CHEF(S) DE LABORATOIRE:*

Charles Comte, 1906–9

Albert Husson, 1906–8 (malaria service)

Ludovic Blaizot, 1910–21

Georges Blanc, 1913–20

Jean Bance, 1914–35

Charles Lebailly, 1917–18**

Louis Caillon, 1917–18**

Paul Durand, 1923–33

J. Colas-Belcour, 1928–30

Jean Laigret, 1931–35

Hélène Sparrow, 1933–35

Roger Durand, 1934

Pierre Nicolle, 1935

CHEF(S) DE LABORATOIRE, ADJOINT:

Gaston Catouillard, 1909–12, 1924–26

? Prevel, 1910

ASSISTANT:

Gaston Catouillard, 1913–23

PRÉPARATEURS:

Gaston Catouillard, 1906–8

? Boselli, 1906–8

Joseph Chaltiel, 1910–18

Alfred Jannot, 1912–18 (died in World War I)

? Loiselier, 1914–18, 1922–23

Mlle. Huret, 1924–35

Henri Roussel, 1925–35

Camille Disdier, 1925–35

René Lafont, 1925–35

Roger Chene, 1928, 1931–35

Salah Ounais, 1931–35

Jean Moulin, 1931–35

Magid Rahal, 1931–35

Georges Carre, 1934–35

AIDES-PRÉPARATEURS:

Chaltiel was the aide-préparateur during 1906–8; in 1909, he was joined in this position by Jannot. From 1909, the position was vacant, until five people—including Lafond, Roussel, and Huret, who later became préparateurs and remained at the Institute throughout Nicolle's tenure—were hired to fill the position. The number of aide-préparateurs varied between four and six in the years 1919–35.