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  • ...a general increase in the average standard of living and the establishment of a comprehensive [[welfare state]]. ...e enrolling at the [[University of Malta]]. He graduated with a [[Bachelor of Science]] and, later, as an [[Archited]] and [[civil engineer]] (1937). Tha
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  • ...shows that this same area was inhabited by settlers in the very early ages of Maltese History. ...nicians into the Mediterranean Sea and ended with the expansion southwards of the Roman Empire.
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  • ...self says, he ''replaced'' other great men who died in the year 1961: some of whom were, his own grandfather [[John Baptist Caruana]], [[Dun Karm Psaila] ...ak baby, the midwife baptized him “Joseph”, but fortunately after a couple of days Joseph survived birth quite well.
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  • '''Day by day Malta news updates featuring the most prominent news item of the day as featured on the [[MaltaMedia Online News]] service during 2010.' 01 [http://www.maltamediaonline.com/?p=19199 Night of accidents over the New Year]<br />
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  • ...ferendum, the uprising in Libya, the crisis in the Eurozone and the launch of the new public transport service by Arriva can be listed as the most import .../www.maltamediaonline.com/?p=36289] took a stance against the introduction of divorce.
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  • ...he British Services were instrumental in the development and fortification of Pembroke. ...e seaward approach towards the Grand Harbour and to defend the right flank of the Victoria Lines. Later, Pembroke Battery was built between 1897 and 1899
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  • '''Festivals Malta Launches the Second Edition of Mużika Mużika: Submissions for Mużika Mużika 2023 now open''' ...nced that it has once again received 149 submissions for the third edition of this festival.
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  • '''Caesar Attard''' was born in Zejtun, Malta. ...e for, since there might be no audience or reward. He refuses the security of working in traditional, old pre-existing moulds that stunt artistic develop
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  • ...as 13 years old and, together with his mother, had to share the upbringing of his two brothers and two sisters. ...he was ten years old. Then he began to attend the Malta Government School of Art. In 1930 he won a scholarship for modelling at the same School, which h
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  • ...jpg|250px|thumb|right|Sir Anthony Mamo – 1 st President of The Republic of Malta (1974 – 1976)]] ...s Chief Justice, Governor-General and first [[President of the Republic of Malta]].
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  • ...paganda from Italy. It had been given a complete monopoly of broadcasting of news, features, music and entertainment to about 50,000 subscribers. ...squares to transmit the news to the public. During World War II, whenever Malta was under enemy fire, Rediffusion radio served as a source to inform the pe
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  • ...nd Harbour]], which apart from being the point of connection with the rest of the world, was also important as a base for the [[Royal Navy]]. ...ly during WW1, so that by the beginning of [[WW2]] the [[R.M.A]] consisted of the following:
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  • After an apsent of one year [[The Malta Folk Song Contest]] return again in 1976. ...the travel agency [[Alpine Travel]] under the auspices of the [[Ministry of Education and Culture]], the Hon. Dr. [[Joseph Cassar]] B.A. LL.D.
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  • ...on was established in 1947, and to date it represents 95% of band clubs in Malta. ...he government had on these band clubs. All clubs enjoyed from the benefits of these achievements.
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  • '''A short history of the St George’s Band Club – Qormi.''' ...hin the St George’s Club (established in 1872) a new band bearing the name of ''Filarmonica San Giorgio''.
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  • ...g a total diaspora population of about 420,000, as large as the population of the Maltese Islands. ...The majority of Maltese born migrants maintain strong political ties with Malta.
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  • ...|250px|thumb|right|Dr.Anton Buttigieg – 2 nd President of The Republic of Malta from (1976 – 1981)]] ...versity of Malta]], where he graduated Bachelor of Arts in 1934 and Doctor of Laws in 1940.
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  • ...ained a Doctorate of Philosophy in Management Research from the University of Bristol (UK). ...egular contributor to [[The Times]], an independent newspaper published in Malta.
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  • ...29 June 1954) was a Maltese judge and politician. He was Chief Justice of Malta between 1940–1952. ...bsequently granted the warrant to practice as an advocate in the Courts of Malta.
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  • ...etta Maltija''' is a Maltese-language song contest produced by [[Festivals Malta]]. The first edition was held in 2021 and it was won by [[Glen Vella]] sing The first phase of Mużika Mużika – Festival Kanzunetta Maltija has come to an end as the f
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