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- 1940s (Creation)
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1 digital surrogate of photograph on paper
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Censinu (right) and Ganni Zammit 'Tal-Hanxul'. Ganni became Censinu's lifelong friend after the latter's family had sought shelter at Siggiewi during the Second World War. This photograph was taken sometime during the feast of St Nicholas, early December in the 1940s.
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Technical Identification (original/physical copy): B&W; positive; paper print. Photographic Type: Gelatin Silver print. Size and dimensions of the digital surrogate image: TIFF: 8.89 MB (9,425,834 bytes); JPEG: 205 KB (210,186 bytes); 1504 x 2089 pixels; 24 bit depth; Resolution: 300 DPI
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Original found at Vincent 'Censinu' Caruana
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Internal relationship: Related to Vincent 'Censinu' Caruana interviews and ephemera
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Photographer: n/a; Locality: Siggiewi, Malta; Site: St Nicholas Square
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The digital copy was created on 03/05/2019
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General keywords: Refugees, Senglea, Victory Kitchens, Declaration of war, Air raids, Shelters, Black market, Convoys, Food, Health, Conscription, Royal Malta Artillery (R.M.A.), Siggiewi, Training, Ration, Army, Thefts, Soldiers, Ohio, Surrender of Italy
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Date of cataloguing: 07/05/2019