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  • ...ea and Grace née Gerada. His family, dating back to his grandfather, lived in Floriana. ...]] of Floriana. About a year later he started on the Piano with a teacher in Floriana (no name known, but apparently his nickname was '''Bidittu'''). E
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  • ...of Arts (B.A) and in 1934, as Doctor of Laws (LL.D). As the first student in the course he was awarded the Government "Travelling Scholarship" and the " ...advocate for just over a year when he made the Public Service his career. In October 1936, he was appointed member of the Commission which, under the ch
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  • ...s born 30 August 1957 in [[Darmstadt]], [[Germany]]. Ebba arrived in Malta in 1986 and soon became a naturalized citizen through marriage. ...[[Valletta]]. Various collective and individual exhibitions followed both in Malta and abroad.
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  • '''Martin Attard''' (7 September 1957 - 23 July 2015) was a Maltese musician, songwriter and photographer. ...is auntie bought him an amateur guitar and it was Martin’s delight to join in the għana mimicking his grandfather on the guitar and listening to his aun
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  • ...57 at [[Msida]]. He comes from a family of renowned musicians and searched in the area scene. Took the first training with his father Victor when he star ...me A.Mus obtain the diploma. and L.Mus. by the College of Music in London. In 1991 obtained the Fellowship Composition having trained under [[Mro. Paul G
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  • '''Lino Spiteri''' born in [[Qormi]] on 21 September 1938, was a journalist, economist, and politician Oxford University, from where he obtained a Diploma in Social Studies (distinction); B.A.(Politics and Economics) (first-class hon
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  • ...elo kien Direttur Ġenerali tas-Soċjetà Filarmonika Lourdes bejn l-1916 u l-1957. Carmelo Aquilina miet fit-30 ta` Settembru, 1957 fl-età ta` 66 sena.
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  • ...t Onorarju Ad Vitam, bejn 1960 u 1961 kien Deputat u bejn 1961 u 1962 reġa inħatar President u bejn 1962 u 1974 reġa kien President Onorarju Ad Vitam, [[Category:Born in 1901]]
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  • ...al-Birgu, fejn baqa’ sa Frar 1914. Huwa kien ukoll direttur tal-banda [[Każin San Ġużepp u Banda de Rohan]], [[Għaqda Melita Banda San Ġużepp, Msida ...rra li ħallielu ċertifikat mill-aqwa bil-miktub, li għadu konservat fil-każin, meta kien għadu kif wasal hawn u rah jidderieġi lill-Banda kien instama�
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  • ...a]] where he graduated as a Pharmacist in 1933 and as a Doctor of Medicine in 1937. On the 23rd November 1943 he married [[Maria Wirth]] and has three so ...in Ophthalmology of the University of Oxford. Later he obtained a Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery of the Conjoint Board of the Royal College
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  • ...''' (1931-1991) was a Maltese academic, broadcaster, poet and author based in Melbourne Australia. ...s a poet and author, as well as a pioneer of Maltese language broadcasting in Melbourne.
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  • ...ltese emigrant in [[Canada]] who worked extensively with Maltese emigrants in North America. ...post he held until June 1948 when he emigrated to Canada, where he settled in [[Windsor]], [[Ontario]].
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  • '''Vincent Apap''' led Maltese sculpture in entirely new directions with his monumental works. ...ember 1909. After attending the [[Government Central School]], he enrolled in evening classes for modeling and drawing, studying under [[Giuseppe Duca]]
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  • ...Associazione Artistica Internazionale]] at the [[Accademia di Belle Arti]] in [[Rome]], and to [[St Martin’s School]], where he was awarded the national diploma in design, modelling, sculpture and letter cutting.
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  • ...pan after the end of World War II and settled in Footscray, (Melbourne) in 1957. ...pleted a Master in International Law at the Australian National University in 1985.
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  • ...the [[Lyceum]], later studying at [[Oxford University]] when receive a BA in economics. ...international chess tournaments, including ones in Italy and Yugoslavia in 1957. For many years he served as president of the [[Malta Chess Association]].
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  • '''Anthony Ronald Buhagiar''' was a general practitioner and trade unionist in New South Wales, Australia. Dr Anthony Buhagiar practised as a GP in Wentworthville, NSW from 1957. He was always regarded as a very capable doctor, who worked hard for the c
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  • ...936 he became a primary school teacher. As he work for government schools, in 1938 he was transfered to the editorial staff of the [[Central Information ...ught Maltese at the Boy's Lyceum unil he retired in 1974. He also lectured in Maltese at the [[Mater Admirabilis Training College]] and acted as a member
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  • ...] in [[Rabat]] and eventually changed over to [[St Catherine High School]] in [[Sliema]]. At a tender age, she was already being cast in radioplays broadcast on [[Rediffusion]]. This was the beginning of a long
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  • ...orks he carried out on the external decorations of the feast of St. George in Qormi during the 70's and 80's Dun Pawl died on 26 January 2017 at the age of 85.
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