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  • ...n in [[il-Birgu]] on 29 April 1926 Carachi was educated at the [[Lyceum]]. In 1941 he joined [[Allied Malta Newspapers Ltd]]. where he was promoted from ...th launching the tabloid style for newspapers and investigative journalism in Malta.
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  • ...ea]] a well known drummer and singer too, [[Jason Galea]] who used to sing in festivals during his childhood and Daniela. ...t from many shows around Malta, the band was resident at [[The Caravelle]] in [[Qui-Si-Sana]], [[Pharoah’s Den]], [[The Salina Bay Hotel]] now [[The Co
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  • '''Victor Apap''' Actor and Author was born in [[Valletta]] 9th. July,1913. ...Courts and was appointed administrative Officer at The Housing Deptmenent in 1969.
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  • ...contributed in no small measures to the Greens’ five league championships in the early 1950s. ...e [[Cassar Cup]], an F.A. Trophy and the club’s first ever league title in 1960-1961.
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  • ...rs became involved in an international tournament. The Mediterranean Games in Beirut, Lebanon, that year featured a team led by Major [[Alfred Briffa]], ...ace as 43rd out of 61 Olympic shooters, while Vella managed 70/100, ending in 56th place.
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  • ...new Parish Church for Kalkara. He was appointed [[Floriana]] archpriest in 1960. ...the editor of Leħen is-Sewwa, published weekly by the Catholic Institute. In 1970, he was appointed head of the Council of the Administration of the Cat
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  • ...orn in [[il-Birgu]] 10 January 1932. Agius studied at the [[Seminary]] and in 1951 joined the [[Civil Service]]. ...n served as its Secretary General from September 29, 1966 to May 14, 1998. In 1998 he was appointed Honorary Life President of the union.
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  • ...uilina''' was a footballer associated with [[Sliema Wanderers FC]], mostly in the 1960s. ...l at a very young age and made his debut with Sliema Wanderers in the 1959-1960 season.
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  • ...ty and others by a number of artists who have similarly become established in recent years, particularly through their association with Spazju Kreattiv. ...in Malta. This included works by 60 modern and contemporary artists active in Malta at that time. It was curated by Joseph Paul Cassar, who coordinated t
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  • ...(28 August 1925 – 10 June 1993) was a Maltese playwright and novelist born in [[Ħad-Dingli]]. ...reer and thus, between 1948 and 1950, attended St. Mary’s Training College in Middlesex UK qualifying as a teacher. He later became headmaster at [[is-Si
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  • ...Diacono]]. That was his first paid musical service and Sammy kept playing in churches during feasts with different band masters for some time. ...experience from different pianists and drummers, enriching his repertoire in the process.
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  • ...to their home after a few years, but their mother remained ill and died in 1960. ...a degree in Communications, majoring in writing and film theory at [[UTS]] in 1995.
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  • '''Manwel Nicholas-Borg''' (1918-1998) was a Maltese author and poet in Melbourne, Australia. ...Maltese Literature Group]] and other literature meetings. He began writing in 1938 and never stopped until his death on 30th May, 1998.
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  • '''Ġużeppi Camilleri l-Jimmy tal-Fjur''' was born in Qormi on the 21st January 1917, the son of Pawlu Camilleri Tal-Fjur and Ant ...Fjur bust.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Bust of Ġużeppi Camilleri l-Jimmy tal-Fjur in Luqa.]]
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  • '''Roger Parnis''' MBE (1923-1993) was a Maltese Surgeon in New South Wales, Australia. Roger was born in Sliema, Malta on 6 October, 1923. He was educated at [[St Catherine's Day S
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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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  • Galea pursued his musical studies at the [[Conservatorio Santa Cecilia]] in [[Rome]] and at [[London]]’s [[Central School of Jazz Music]] under [[Sta ...his incidental music for [[Francis Ebejer]]’s film An Eye To Reckon With. In 1993 he was the first to compose a Maltese musical for children, ''Il-Ħanu
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  • '''Oreste Kirkop''' was born in [[Ħamrun]] on 26th July 1923. ...e tenor [[Nicolo Baldachino]]. He made his operatic debut at the age of 22 in Mascagni's [[Cavalleria Rusticana]] at the [[Radio City Opera House]] as [[
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  • ...[[Royal University of Malta]], graduating as [[Legal Procurator]] in 1938. In the same year he joined the [[Allied Malta Newspapers Ltd]]. ...d and edit the weekly paper [[Il-Ħajja]] and served as part-time leacturer in Maltese literature at the [[University of Malta]].
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  • Fr. '''Ugo Cremona''' O.P. was born in [[Valletta]] on the 18 September 1936 and made his solemn vows within the O ...dained a priest on the 2nd April 1960. Subsequently in 1963, he graduated in Literature.
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