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- 1945-1950 (Creation)
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1 digital surrogate of photograph on paper
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Lawrence Lautier, Vincent 'Censinu' Caruana and Frans Camilleri were 3 refugees from the Three Cities who had sought shelter in Siggiewi during the war.
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- English
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On the reverse: 'Lorry' Lawrence Lautier, (Bormla) Censinu, Frans Camilleri (Isla) (3 rifugjati s-siggiewi). 'Iz-Zoki' (laqam tal-owner tal-bar - Siggiewi)
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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: 12.6 MB (13,225,218 bytes); JPEG: 283 KB (290,617 bytes); 2688 x 1640 pixels; 24 bit depth; Resolution: 600 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 Street
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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