Malta

Malta was an island in the Mediterranean Sea that was held by the British. From this island, the British could strike Italy and disrupt the shipping lanes that was re-supplying the Axis troops fighting in North Africa. Malta was heavily bombed by Italian air force but the island never capitulated.

rabbit stew is the most popular dish in Malta

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The island of Malta is 20km long and 9km wide.

Europe - Mediterranian Sea - South of Sicily (right under it). Find a map with Malta marked that'll surely help.

Lawrence Gonzi was the Prime Minister of Malta in 2005. Leader of the Nationalist Party, Gonzi was appointed as Prime Minister on 2004 March 23, following the resignation of Edward Fenech Adami as party leader. Gonzi has also served as Minister of Finance and he served as Deputy Prime Minister for 5 years before becoming Prime Minister.

Yes, Malta is a member country of the EU. Here is a list of current members:

http://europa.eu/abc/european_countries/index_en.htm

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As of January 2009, 16 countries have adopted the euro as their official currency. They are listed below, along with the names of their previous currency.

Austria - Austrian schilling

Belgium - Belgian franc

The Netherlands - Dutch gulden

Finland - Finnish markka

France - French franc

Germany - German mark

Ireland - Irish pound

Italy - Italian lira

Luxembourg - Luxembourg franc

Portugal - Portuguese escudo

Spain - Spanish peseta

Greece - Greek drachma

Slovenia - Slovenian tolar

Cyprus - Cypriot pound

Malta - Maltese lira

Slovakia - Slovak koruna

If you go on the Red Tower's roof (It-Torri l-Ahmar) at Mellieha, you can somewhat see the Etna!

In theory you should be able to see Etna from anywhere on Malta that has an uninterrupted approximately north facing sea view even at a few meters above sea level, because for example from Sliema the distance to Etna is approx 207km, which is 1.8643 degrees of the world as a circle (186/40030*360). At 3m above sea level, the horizon would be 0.0556 degrees away (=3.33 minutes) using basic trigonometry (tangent of circle of radius 6371 and find angle of tangent at horzion, subtract from 1.8643 degrees gives 1.8087 degrees between the horizon and Etna.) So your line of vision past the horizon reaches Etna at altitude 3.166km, and as Etna is 3.329km high it should protrude 163 meters above the horizon. At a distance of 207km the visible part of Etna takes 0.0451 degrees (2.7 minutes) of your field of vision. Human visual acuity of 1 minute (1/60th of a degree) is defined as 20:20. Etna should look like a 2.4mm object from 3m. The real life viewability depends on haze of the atmosphere. Maybe an object rising to 2.7 minutes above the horizon could be completely obscured by haze. Look at compass bearing 12 degrees which is approximately North-North-East from Sliema.

So the answer is yes in theory, but in practice the clearer the day, the higher your altitude, and the further north on Malta or Gozo, the better chance you can see it.

Maybe Mdina city wall facing north would be a good place at 190m altitude on a clear day. That is 212.3km from Etna, but at that altitude, 1.24km of Etna should be visible, which forms 0.33 degrees (20 minutes) of your field of view - should looks like 1.8cm (18mm) at 3m.

The Maltese are white.

In Malta, it typically rains about 50 to 60 days a year, primarily during the autumn and winter months. The annual rainfall averages around 500 to 600 millimeters. However, rain showers can be sporadic and intense, often leading to brief but heavy downpours. Overall, Malta has a Mediterranean climate with relatively dry summers and wetter winters.

Malta has an extensive history in the ancient world. In recent history, it became an independent country on September 21, 1964. It became a republic on December 13, 1974. Malta then joined the European Union in May 2004.

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Maltese language: Republikka ta'Malta

English language: Republic of Malta

Treasure in Malta - 1963 is rated/received certificates of:

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You can dock the tail and crop the ears of a doberman anywhere in the world. The only thing that you might want to do is to make certain that there are no local ordinances against it.

Malta or the Republic of Malta is a Southern European country.

There also appears to be a town named Malta located in the southern half of Saratoga County, New York.

I believe that B'Kara is the most populated part of Malta

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They are in fact both Maltese and British.

Malta is in the Northern hemisphere.

SS Ohio was the famous tanker that only just got there.