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• David Lucas
  '''David Lucas''' (5 June 1947 - 30 August 1993) was a Maltese musician. [[Category:Born in 1947]]
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• Anthony Zarb il-Walker
  '''Anthony Zarb il-Walker''' (14 July 1904 - 11 February 1993) was popular for his shows of strength. [[Category:Born in 1904]]
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• Carmelo Pace
  Mro '''Carmelo Pace''' (1906 – 20 May 1993) was a prolific 20th century Maltese composer who wrote about 500 works, co [[Category:Born in 1906]]
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• Frank Galea
  ...ġ Boys’ Primary School between 1951-1954 and the [[Archbishop’s Seminary]] in [[Floriana]] between 1954-1962. ...l and Cospicua Girls Secondary School (1997-2001). He was also an examiner in the MATSEC Board of Music at the University of Malta (1999-2001).
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• Vincent Apap
  '''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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• Glenda Hiroko Gauci
  ...Japan 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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• Ġwann Frendo
  ...' was a Dominican priest and scholar who served as prior and parish priest in [[Sliema]] and [[Ġwardamanġia]] for many years. ...] before joining the [[Dominican Order]] in 1954 and continued his studies in philosophy and theology at [[St Thomas Aquinas College]], [[Rabat]].
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• Ġużé Chetcuti
  ...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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• Dominic Grech (footballer)
  ...ayer he went on as a coach with the same Victoria Hotspurs and other teams in the Gozitan football league. ...of Victoria Hotspurs when they won their ninth and tenth league titles in 1993/1994 and 1999/2000 respectively. During the 1999/2000 season, Victoria Hots
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• Emanuel Fiorentino
  ...anuel continued studying and acquired various diplomas including a diploma in Mediterranean Studies as well as a science diploma. ...works on [[Giuseppe Cali]] 1846-1930 (1991) and [[Willie Apap]] 1918-1970 (1993).
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• Frans Said
  ...cemetery for non-Catholic Christians, mainly British servicemen stationed in Malta. His mother had been staying for a few months with her family. Brought up in [[Floriana]], Malta, his family had suffered greatly during the Second Worl
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• Sunny Aquilina
  ...d history of art at the Accademia di Belle Arti Pietro Vanucchi in Perugia in 1981. ...He started to play clarinet with the [[St George’s Band Club]] of Cospicua in 1957.
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• Sir Anthony Mamo
  ...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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• Jean Busuttil Zaleski
  ...memories of her childhood here. Examples of this inspirations are present in Ancestor Cliffs and Caves and series Mnemonic Icons. ...el about a particular subject. At times, it might be something buried deep in my subconcious that seeps into the present and fires that zeal. Then I must
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• John Manduca
  ...Lady Strickland Trust for the College. John Manduca married Sylvia Parnis in l954; they have four children and eight grandchildren. Joined Allied Malta Newspapers Ltd in 1945; deputy editor 1953-1962; Malta correspondent, The Daily Telegraph and
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• Sammy Galea
  Galea pursued his musical studies at the [[Conservatorio Santa Cecilia]] in [[Rome]] and at [[London]]’s [[Central School of Jazz Music]] under [[Sta ...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-Ħanut tal
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• Maggie Borg
  She was born in [[Cospicua]] on 14 January 1952 to Karmenu and Ċettina nee' Camilleri. She She grew up in Bormla attending the local government school, and later worked as a tourist
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• Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino
  ...8 and started studying Maltese as part of an academic course of literature in 1940, but had to abandon the course for family reasons. He took up employme ...; and honorary president of the [[Għaqda tal-Folklor]] from its foundation in 1964 until the time of his death.
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• Lino Spiteri
  '''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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• Felix Agius
  ...ined a degree in Journalism from the International Institute of Journalism in Berlin. ...Party]] newspaper '''Iż-Żmien''' (The Time) which was produced and printed in the [[Freedom Press]].
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