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In celebration of Republic Day, here are some photos of Dom Mintoff

As a young Republic trying to survive we used to be socialists. Then we matured into rent-seeking capitalist adults.

Dom Mintoff at a mass meeting flanked by Lorry Sant and Joe Grima

 

Golda Meir and Dom Mintoff probably at the Socialist International of 1973

 

Dom Mintoff and Deng Xiaoping

 

Dom Mintoff and Mao Tse-Tung

 

Mintoff with Nicolae Ceau?escu

 

Dom Mintoff and Mikiel Gonzi

 

Dom Mintoff and Lorry Sant in China. Also with Joe Camilleri.

 

Dom Mintoff and Lorry Sant in China. Also with Joe Camilleri.

 

Dom Mintoff and Anthony Mamo at the inauguration of the Republic and Sir Anthony Mamo’s Presidency. 13th December 1974

 

Dom Mintoff as Malta’s saviour. Is-Salvatur.

 

Dom Mintoff with the General Workers’ Union

 

Dom Mintoff flanked by Lorry Sant and Wistin Borg

 

Dom Mintoff with Muammar Gaddafi on the steps of Castile

 

Dom Mintoff and Willy Brandt

 

Dom Mintoff and Margaret Thatcher

Comments

  1. Jeremy Castillo avatar
    Jeremy Castillo

    Was he friends with every scumbag despot in the world? Or where there a few dictators missing from the photos?

    1. To Dom Mintoff those were not friends but convenient pawns to achieve his diplomatic strategies.

  2. Dennis Calleja avatar
    Dennis Calleja

    I?d be interested in reading your views on Mintoff.

    1. Coming up on Mintoff I have the local documentary and this old ebook.

  3. Thank you for those pictures which remind me of the true soldiers of steel and glory days when even the British and Nato had to reluctantly cough up what was due to Malta. Dom Mintoff was a true patriot, a leader and a statesman. On the International political scene he was respected as a tough negotiator as well as a statesman. His cabinet was not composed of incompetent infantile leeches eager to loot and plunder. Under Dom Mintoff the local business cabal mainly composed of family run businesses, did not call the shots and dictate the national agenda. Under his leadership workers were proud to belong to the Malta Labour party. The Malta Labour Party under Dom Mintoff was not infested by turncoats, snowflakes and opportunists of all shapes and sizes. In 1971 the Malta Labour Party under Dom Mintoff’s leadership on its own, won the GE against the Nazzs, the Church the British and Nato. A true victory to the workers power, unity and resilience. Dom Mintoff and the Malta Labour party did not need to undertake any faustinian pacst to win the GE in those days.

  4. “The Maltese are singularly unfit to enjoy any portion of political power” – Lt. Gen. Hildebrande Oakes, in 1812.

    Two centuries on, and still accurate as ever. 1964 and 1974: two tragic dates in Malta’s tragic history.

    1. Typical colonial imperialistic statement from a british military commissioner. On this day we celebrate and continue to prove him and his irk wrong.

      1. The only people who think they are proving him wrong are the deluded, those with incredibly low standards, and those who get their iced buns.

        The writing was clearly on the wall decades and even centuries prior to’64 and ’74.

  5. Iva? Il-?orry $ant So?jalista kien? U Joe Grima? Danny Cremona? Kollha fidili kienu ta’ madwar Mintoff. Lil Konrad Mizzi jitfuh. Min ja?taf l-iktar.

    Na?seb bellg?ulek ?afna gideb meta kont ?g?ir Mark g?ax inti dawk i?-?minijiet ma tiftakarhomx.

    1. Dawk kienu suldati ta l-azzar, Socjalisti revoluzzjonarji ta’ veru. X’ ghandu x’ jaqsam Kodard Mizzi, dan qatt ma kien laburist jew xi attivist tal-Labour. Dan gabu JM bhal KS biex jerda biss. Dawn kienu il-Laburisti li flimkien ma Dom Mintoff u is-suldati ta l-azzar veri laburisti igieldu u ghelbu lill Nazz, lill-knisja, lill Imperjalisti Inglizi u in-Nato minghajr ma bieghu il-principji taghhom.

    2. Kellna gvern so?jalist dak i?-?mien, issa din storja ta’ Malta, x’g?andu x’jaqsam na?seb jien? ๐Ÿ™‚

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