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1 digital surrogate image of postcard
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- Ingliż
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Aboukir Bay is a small village in Egypt about 15 miles from Alexandria. Here in March 1801, the British troops landed under the command of Sir Ralph Abercromby and fought a sanguinary conflict with the French troops whom they defeated with great loss. The veteran leader was wounded during the battle and died a few days later.
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Technical Identification (original/physical copy): Colour. Size and dimensions of the digital surrogate image: Size TIFF: 18.7 MB (19,633,218 bytes); Size JPG: 1.13 MB (1,187,830 bytes); Resolution: 600 dpi; 3208 x 2040 pixels; Bit depth: 24
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Original found at Maurice Mifsud Bonnici
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Internal relationship: Related to Maurice Mifsud Bonnici photographic materials and interview
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The digital copy was created on 05/11/2019. Reproduction: scanning; Capture software: Canon 9000F Mark II
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General keywords: Internees, Shelters, Black market, Refugees, Victory Kitchens, Hunger, Air raids, Fascism, Umberto Primo school, Fascist songs, Fear, Sanitation, Prisoners of war (POWs), Diseases, George Cross
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Date of cataloguing: 25/02/2020