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2026-08-07T13:33:18ZL-Għawdxin ta' barra : [Federation of Maltese Living Abroad]
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Title: L-Għawdxin ta' barra : [Federation of Maltese Living Abroad]
Abstract: Kull sforz li jsir biex kemm il-Maltin ta' barra kif ukoll
l-Għawdxin ta' barra jżommu kuntatt ma' xulxin għandu
jsib l-approvazzjoni ta' kulħadd. Dan l-ahhar ingħatat
pubbliċita lill-Federazzjoni għall-"Maltin li Jgħixu Barra"
bit-tnedija tal-websajt www.malteseabroad.org.
Fis-sena 2000 meta nżammet f'Malta l-Konvenzjoni
għall-Mexxejja tal-Assoċjazzjonijiet Maltin kienet
ittieħdet id-deċiżjoni li titwaqqaf federazzjoni għalihom. L-ewwel President tal-
Federazzjoni huwa l-Għawdxi, il-Professur Maurice Cauchi,2011-08-01T00:00:00ZThe Italian 'Resorgimento' and Malta
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Title: The Italian 'Resorgimento' and Malta
Abstract: The year 1815 marked Klemens Von Metternich reaching the peak of his power. Metternich had become a main figure in dethroning Napoleon. He possessed excellent diplomatic skills coupled with a determination to steer Europe into the path of stability where Kings governed and the subjects followed.2022-10-09T00:00:00ZBritain's European Mediterranean : language, religion and politics in Lord Strickland's Malta (1927-1930)
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Title: Britain's European Mediterranean : language, religion and politics in Lord Strickland's Malta (1927-1930)
Abstract: To the extent that imperialism and nationalism in the European Mediterranean may be said to have been inter-dependent (by consequence if not by
design), two of the issues that stand out in today's hegemony debate are those of
North and South, of centre and periphery. British occupation of three southern
European 'outposts of Empire'-Gibraltar, Malta and Cyprus-rendered this
manifest, in varying degrees. How did the clash between assimilation [or
uniformity] and resistance [or autonomy] influence people's language, nationality
and self-identity in the all-important 'periphery'? How did cultural politics
signalled from the metropolis spill over international relations, as the respective
Great Powers present in the Mediterranean sought to frenchify, to anglicize or to
italianize? [excerpt]1995-01-01T00:00:00ZUnited Nations Committee of 24 debate independence for Malta
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Title: United Nations Committee of 24 debate independence for Malta
Abstract: On December 11, 1963, the General Assembly of the
United Nations, passed a Resolution which noted with satisfaction
the constitutional progress achieved in the Territory
of Malta and the deadline set by the British Government for
Maltese independence - May 31, 1964
Description: Cover title: United Nations debate independence for Malta1964-01-01T00:00:00Z