Malta

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In the 1940's, Italy joined the Germans in WWII. During this time, Malta was a British country, and so they were a prime place for the Italians to start bombing. The night after the Italians joined the Germans, Malta was bombed. Unprepared, people fled. One of the things Malta is known for is for all of it's caves and underground tunnels. Families took to these caves and catacombs, bringing rations of food. Eventually, after a few weeks [Because their ships keep being bombed], the British arrived

with the essential food and rations. When the war was over, England gave Malta it's independance for it's bravery and it's loyalty to the winning side.

The plugs in Malta are the same as the uk. (3 pin) Laura

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Malta is In Europe.

around 200 years.

isle of Wight 148 square miles, Malta 121 square miles

The driving distance from Calais, France to Malta is 1,700mi / 2735.6km

01May, 2004

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english = hello

No. Malta used to be part of the British Empire but is now an independent country within the European Union.

Well Malta will benefit from it because one of the EUs aims is to give all countries equal finances and as Malta isn't a very rich country it will gain more money than the ammount it pays in. From Malta's point of view that is a good decision.

Malta is in lots of debt after the recession so the EU will bale them out if they go bankcrupt and support them if there's a war.

Order of Malta Ambulance Corps's motto is 'Tuitio Fidei et Obsequium Pauperum'.

Malta is a Member State of the European Union (EU) ; which is strategically located within the Mediterranean Sea.

This strategic position has consistently allowed Malta to eclectically develop as an important International Trading Post. The Malta Freeport is one of the Mediterranean's leading Sea Ports for Container Shipments.

The distance between Malta and the nearest point in Sicily (Italy) is 93km.

The distance from Malta to the nearest point on the North African Mainland (Tunisia) is 288km.

Gibraltar is 1826km to Malta's West and Alexandria is 1510km to it's East.

A very good quality used example would be worth $10, rising to as much as $250 in mint uncirculated condition.

There are a number of comparison charts on the internet for clothing, one of which is at; http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/cloth-sizing-d_221.html

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The distance between Valletta and St. Julian's in Malta is approximately 7 kilometers (about 4.3 miles) by road. The journey typically takes around 15 to 20 minutes by car, depending on traffic conditions. The two locations are easily accessible, making it convenient for visitors to travel between them.

The value of a 1-pound lira issued in Malta by the central bank in 1967 can vary based on its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, such notes can be worth anywhere from a few dollars to over a hundred dollars, depending on these factors. For a precise valuation, it's best to consult a currency collector or a reputable auction house.

79pence if you have a franking machine

Europe, Malta is an EU member state, in the Schengen zone and in the Euro.

Yes they do.

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the Euro