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Salvatore Davì and other fishermen on a Stella di Mare boat
- MT NAM MEM-0003SD-02-01
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- 20/08/1954
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Salvatore Davì's boat in harbour
- MT NAM MEM-0003SD-02-05
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- n/a
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Mikelina Vella_part01_27.06.2017
- MT NAM MEM-0012MV-01-01-01
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- 27/06/2017
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In the first part of the interview, Mikelina Vella started by talking about her childhood. She recalled the declaration of war, life in the shelters, the air raids and the refugees which had sought shelter in Mosta.
- MT NAM MEM-0002GF
- Subfonds
- 1800-2019
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Giovanni Fragapane was born in Lampedusa on the 21st of September 1939, the son of a fisherman and a housewife. He had studied History of Art in Rome and had lived in different places, including Palermo and Milan. He was a professor of History of Art in Aprilia and in Lampedusa and between 1983 to 1993 he was also the mayor of Lampedusa. He had published a book about the island titled 'Lampedusa' and is considered the island's historian.
- MT NAM MEM-0002GF-02-01
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- 1900
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Framed photograph of Our Lady of Trapani
- MT NAM MEM-0002GF-02-04
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- n/a
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The framed photograph represents Our Lady of Trapani. This image is related to the interview from 01:39:00 until 01:40:00, wherein the interviewee spoke about the relationship between Our Lady of Trapani and Our Lady of Lampedusa.
- MT NAM MEM-0002GF-02-09
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- n/a
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- MT NAM MEM-0001ER-01-01
- File
- 25/09/2017
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In the interview, Ettore Raffi spoke about his experiences of life at sea and his voyages to Tunisia, Panama, Mississippi and the Mediterranean. He travelled to Malta three times during different periods. He shared memories regarding trade between Lampedusan fishermen and sailors and the Maltese. The Lampedusans used to consider Malta as a rich island because of the availability of tobacco, sugar, chocolate and bars of soap. He recalled relations between Maltese, Italian and British sailors, as well as the nightlife in Valletta, particularly related to Strait Street, and Maltese women. Ettore Raffi gave us his opinion about Maltese culture, the period between 1964-1979, the Dom Mintoff government and the changes after Independence.
Ettore Raffi_part01_25.09.2017
- MT NAM MEM-0001ER-01-01-01
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- 25/09/2017
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In this part of the interview Ettore Raffi spoke about his travels as a sailor in different parts of the world: Tunisia, Panama, Mississippi and the Mediterranean.
Ettore Raffi_part02_25.09.2017
- MT NAM MEM-0001ER-01-01-02
- Item
- 25/09/2017
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In the interview Ettore Raffi shared memories regarding trade between Lampedusan fishermen, sailors and the Maltese. The Lampedusans used to consider Malta as a rich island because of the availability of tobacco, sugar, chocolate and bars of soap. He recalled relations between Maltese, Italian and British sailors, as well as the nightlife in Valletta, particularly related to Strait Street, and Maltese women. Ettore Raffi gave us his opinion about Maltese culture, the period between 1964-1979, the Dom Mintoff government and the changes after Independence.
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- MT NAM MEM-0001ER-03-02
- Item
- 2/04/1976
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The logbook was granted on the 2nd of April 1976. It contains all of Ettore Raffi's professional titles and qualifications, visas granted by different border police offices and foreign consulates, and all the embarkation and disembarkation movements.
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Salvatore Davi_part01_9.11.2017
- MT NAM MEM-0003SD-01-01-01
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- 09/11/2017
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Salvatore Davì focused on his life experiences in both Lampedusa and in Malta. He lived in Lampedusa until 1968. That year he met his future Maltese wife and subsequently relocated to Malta in 1970. During the interview, he spoke about the exchange of products between the two Islands. He also described how he adapted to life in Malta and how he managed to integrate with the Maltese.
Salvatore Davi_part02_9.11.2017
- MT NAM MEM-0003SD-01-01-02
- Item
- 09/11/2017
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Salvatore Davì continued to describe how he adapted to life in Malta and how he managed to integrate with the Maltese. His memories about the British, Valletta, Marsaxlokk and the Dom Mintoff administration were positive. However, contraband was a problem.
Salvatore Davì's children on his fishing boat
- MT NAM MEM-0003SD-02-07
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- 1970s
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Major Henry Louis Gatt_part02_08.02.2018
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-01-01-02
- Item
- 08/02/2018
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In the second part of the interview, Henry Louis Gatt continued to talk about conscription before mentioning a chemical warfare which he had to attend in Monte Cassino, Italy. He described the Victory Kitchens, the ever-decreasing rations of both food and munitions and the lack of sanitation.
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-04
- Item
- 06/02/1946
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Maria Therese and Henry Louis Gatt wedding ceremony
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-05
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- 26-06-1947
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Maria Therese Gatt, née Frendo Randon and Henry Louis Gatt leaving church after their wedding ceremony. Major Maurice G. Agius (retd., first from right) was interviewed for the theme Experiencing War: Survival, shelter and food.
Maria Therese and Henry Louis Gatt wedding ceremony
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-06
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- 26-06-1947
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Maria Therese Gatt, née Frendo Randon (centre, front row) and Henry Louis Gatt (second from right, front row) leaving church after their wedding ceremony.
Maria Therese and Henry Louis Gatt wedding reception
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-07
- Item
- 26-06-1947
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Brigadier Alfred Joseph Gatt (Henry's father, at back), Antoine Pace Bonello (the best man at Henry's wedding), Maria Therese Gatt, née Frendo Randon and Henry Louis Gatt at the wedding reception.
Wedding reception of Maria Therese and Henry Louis Gatt
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-08
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- 26-06-1947
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Antoine Pace Bonello (the best man at Henry's wedding), Maria Therese Gatt née Frendo Randon and Henry Louis Gatt at the wedding reception.
Wedding reception of Maria Therese and Henry Louis Gatt
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-09
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- 26-06-1947
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Maria Therese Gatt née Frendo Randon and Henry Louis Gatt at their going away after their wedding reception.
Maria Therese and Henry Louis Gatt during their honeymoon
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-10
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- June 1947
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Maria Therese Gatt née Frendo Randon and Henry Louis Gatt in front of the living quarters at Ghajn Tuffieha camp on their honeymoon.
Maria Therese and Henry Louis Gatt during their honeymoon
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-11
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- June 1947
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Maria Therese Gatt née Frendo Randon and Henry Louis Gatt on their honeymoon.
Maria Therese Gatt at Għajn Tuffieħa bay
- MT NAM MEM-0007HLG-02-16
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- June 1947
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Maria Therese Gatt née Frendo Randon at Ghajn Tuffieha bay during her honeymoon. The sign on the restaurant reads: 'FIRST AND LAST RESTAURANT. JOHN FENECH'
The proprietor could have been known by the nickname "Kukkuru."