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Part 7 of Economic and Social History of Late Modern Malta

This is part 7 in the lecture series titled An Introduction to the Economic and Social History of Late Modern Malta. This lecture addresses the end of Malta’s war-dependent economy and the change to sustained and prolonged economic growth.

The other lectures are listed below:

This is the sixth lecture in the series An Introduction to the Economic and Social History of Malta. The sixth lecture is a short segment about the Interim-War Period. You can listen to the lecture here.

Feature photo: Valletta’s old market in 1942 after bombings.

  1. Introduction. Here.
  2. Sources. Here.
  3. History of the Dockyard. Here. ‘
  4.  Paul Caruana Galizia’s paper. Here.
  5.  The Second World War. Here.
  6. Inter-War period. Here.

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One response to “Part 7 of Economic and Social History of Late Modern Malta”

  1. When the labour movement party was elected in 1971 it represented the most ignorant, uneducated parts of Maltese society, it set about ruining Maltese heritage and urban landscape: coming from the slums, they had no idea about aesthetics
    Ending the uk military presence was idiotic as it provided a good source of income

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