Henry Joseph Frendo (born 29 August 1948) is a professor of Modern History, teaching at the University of Malta since 1992. Frendo has previously worked with the UNHCR, and was stationed in Switzerland, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Egypt and Papua New Guinea. His main areas of research and interest are related to history since 1798; related to imperialism, nationalism, decolonization, postcolonialism, journalism, migration and ethnicity - in Central and Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean and MENA. Other areas of his interest are languages, culture and statehood.He is from Floriana and is brother of Michael Frendo.
In 1970 Frendo completed his bachelor's degree in Maltese, English and History at the University of Malta. During the 1960s Frendo was involved in a number of Youth and Student groups. From 1968 to 1969 Frendo was Chairman of a student-led campaign called ‘Djar ghall-Maltin’ (Houses for the Maltese), which aimed to secure low-cost housing and land planning in the wake of newly achieved independence from the British. From 1970 to 1971 Frendo was made Editor-in-Chief of daily Maltese newspaper called Il-Hajja (The Life).
In 1973 Frendo graduated with a Masters in History from the University of Malta, with a thesis on the language-culture clash in the 19th – 20th century between traditional italianita’ – latinita’ adherents and utilitarian assimilationist pro-English supporters and the codification of the historic and enduring Maltese language. In the same year, Frendo became resident at University College at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Frendo received his Doctor of Philosophy in Modern History from the University of Oxford in 1976. In his doctoral thesis, Frendo wrote on the formation of political parties in Malta under British rule, which was later published in his 1979 book Party Politics in a Fortress Colony. Frendo later returned to Malta, between 1976 and 1978, to be promoted from Assistant Lecturer to Lecturer in History at the University of Malta.
In 1978 Frendo accepted a position with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) at their Headquarters in Geneva, after he encountered fierce resistance to his academic work by the Labour government. In 1979 Frendo was promoted to the position of Programme Officer in the Middle East and North Africa section, whilst still in Geneva. During his tenure there, Frendo was assigned to liaise in mass voluntary repatriation operations in Zimbabwe from neighbouring countries - such as Mozambique, Zambia and Botswana. In 1982 Frendo was assigned as the UNHCR's Deputy Representative to Egypt. There Frendo was awarded indefinite appointment by Kofi Annan, then serving as Chief of Personnel. From 1984 to 1985, Frendo was assigned as Head of Mission in Papua New Guinea where he was responsible for the first international assistance agreement between the UNHCR and the Papua New Guinea government.
From 1985 to 1988 Frendo was a Senior Lecturer in European political development, Commonwealth history and Ethnic Studies at La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia. At this same time, Frendo also worked as a consultant with the Australian National University in Canberra on the Australian bicentennial social encyclopaedia, and as a consultant to the Victor Ethnic Affairs Commission where he set up Victoria's Legal Interpreting Services.
In 1988 Frendo returned to Malta where he was appointed as Associate Professor of Modern History with the university. In 1989 Frendo accepted a Fellowship with the University of Salzburg, Austria. Since 1988 Frendo has been involved in extensive television, radio and journalist work. Frendo started off 1992 by being appointed a full-ranked Professor in Modern History at the University of Malta. In this same year, Frendo also appeared as a Guest Professor with the University of Augsburg in Germany lecturing in their Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology. In 1993 Frendo was appointed Chairman of the European Cultural Foundation's Malta branch, a post which he held until 1997. From 1994 to 2001 Frendo served as Mayor of Attard (Malta) and as the President of the College of Mayors. In 1996 Frendo was elected a Life Member of Clare Hall at the University of Cambridge whilst there as a visiting fellow. From 1996 to 1998, Frendo was chairman of the Euro-Med Group and was Head of Delegation to the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe (CLRAE) for two terms.[1]
In the summer of 2000 Frendo received a Fulbright Scholarship to lecture at Loyal University in New Orleans (USA). In 2001 Frendo became the Vice-President of the CLRAE. In this same year, Frendo was appointed as the Maltese Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs’ Chairman of the Refugee Appeals Board in Valletta (Malta). In 2002 Frendo became a visiting professor at Indiana State University (USA). Frendo is also Director of the Malta University Broadcasting Services Limited, where he also serves as Co-Editor of the Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Editor of the Maltese History journal ‘Storja’ and isVice-President of the University of Malta's History Society.
Since 2005 he was involved with the Centre of European Policy Studies 5-year Challenge programme on ‘Freedom and Security’. In 2006 Frendo was appointed Guest Professor at the University of Enna (Italy) where he lectured in contemporary History and Politics of the Mediterranean. Frendo was the convenor of two international conferences on Migration, asylum and security: the Eastern and Southern border experiences; and The European Mind: Narrative and Identity for the International Society for the Study of European Ideas.
He is fluent Arabic, English, French, Italian and Maltese.
Selected publications
Books
The European Mind: Narrative and Identity (Vol. I&II) (Malta: Malta University Press, 2010)
Colonialismo e nazionalismo nel Mediterraneo. La lotta partitica a Malta durante l’occupazione inglese; tra assimilazione e resistenza (Studi Urbinati di Scienze Giuridiche, Politiche ed Economiche, Anno LXXV-2008, Nuova serie A-N.59.1 monografico, Universita’ di Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo, 2009)
Nerik Mizzi: The Formative Years (Andrew P. Vella Memorial Lecture, Aula Magna, Valletta, Malta University History Society, 2009)
Storja 1978–2008. 30th Anniversary Edition (Malta University History Society, 2008)
Patrijott Liberali Malti: Biografija ta’ Gorg Borg Olivier 1911-1980 (Pin, Valletta, 2005)
Storja 2003–2004. 25th Anniversary Edition (Malta University History Society, 2004)
Zmien l-Inglizi: Is-Seklu Dsatax (KKM, Valletta, 2004)
The Press and the Media in Malta (ENTIRE - The European Network for Trans-Integration Research, Working Papers in International Journalism, Dortmund Univ. Press, 2004)
Europe Since 1945 (Advisory Editor; Encyclopaedia General Editor: Bernard Cook, Loyola/New Orleans; Garland, New York & London, 2001, 2 vols.);
The Origins of Maltese Statehood: A Case Study of Decolonization in the Mediterranean (Peg, Valletta, 1999, 2nd ed., 2000, pp. 730 – with an Introduction by the Head of State, Professor Guido de Marco)
Malta: Culture and Identity (Ed., with Oliver Friggieri; Ministry for the Arts, Valletta, 1994)
Party Politics in a Fortress Colony: The Maltese Experience (Midsea, Valletta, 1979, 2nd ed., 1991)
Chapters in book
‘The Influence of Religion on Maltese Society: Past and Present’, in M. Farrugia (ed.), Hide and Seek: Reflections on Faith and Culture in Dialogue (MKSU/APS Bank, 2009)
‘Is-Sette Giugno: Stat, Poplu u Vjolenza f’Malta’, in M.J.Schiavone & L.Callus (eds.), Inservi (Pin, Valletta, 2009)
‘Pressures on Assumed Identity at the Border’, in M. Petricioli (ed.), L’Europe mediterraneenne – Mediterranean Europe (L’Europe et les Europes 19e et 20e siecles, Peter Lang, Bruxelles, 2008)
‘I Doveri dell’Uomo: Mazzinian Influences on Maltese Nationalism under British Rule’, in S. Mercieca (ed.), Malta and Mazzini: Proceedings of History Week (Malta Historical Society, Valletta, 2007)
‘Political Party Norms in European Law: The Case of Malta’ in Parteien im europaischen Vergleich, ed. Martin Morlock, Institut fur deutsches und europaisches Parteienrecht, Univ of Düsseldorf (a comparative study of European laws governing political parties, forthcoming 2006)
‘The Ghost of Borg Pisani: Awaiting Redemption, Whose Traitor Was He?” (Bologna Univ project on culture and memory, 2006)
‘Imperial Fortresses and Native Peoples: the Gibraltar-Malta Nexus’ (2006, Mediterranean Institute/Univ of Malta-Euromed/UNESCO ‘La Navigation du Savoir project’, ed.S. Mercieca et)
‘Problematiche Mediterranee’ (Provincia di Agrigento, ed. G. Allotta, 2004)
‘Life during the “British” period: Strains of Maltese Europeanity’, in Malta: Roots of a Nation (ed. Kenneth Gambin, Heritage Malta, Valletta, 1 May 2004), 101–118.
‘Malte’, Les finances locales dans les dix pays aderant a l’Union europeenne en 2004 (ed. Micheline Falzon, Marie-Pierre Peretti et Dominique Hoorens, Dexia Credit Local, Editions Dexia, 75015 Paris), 231–246.
"Les Français à Malte, 1798-1800: réflexions sur une insurrection", in Bonaparte, les îls méditerrannéens et l'appel de l'Orient (Ed. François Pomponi, Cahiers de la Mediterranee/Centre de la Mediterranee Moderne et Contemporaire, Univ. de Nice, 1999), 143-151
"L'Autonomie Locale Maltaise", in La democratie locale Nord-Sud: la Charte Europeenne de l'autonomie locale en action (Ed., Conseil de l'Europe, Strasbourg, 1996), 43-47
"The Legacy of Colonialism: The Experience of Malta and Cyprus”, in The Development Process in Small States (Eds., D. G Lockhart, D. Drakakis-Smith and J. Schembri, Routledge, London, 1993], 151-160
"Malta, Cyprus and Gibraltar: Self Identity in the British Mediterranean", in Islands and Enclaves: Nationalisms and Separatist Pressures in Island and Littoral Contexts (Ed., G. W. Trompf, Sterling, New Delhi, 1993)
"Malta's ‘Coming Home': Edging Towards European Integration", in Christopher Pollaco, Malta-EEC Relations 1970-1990 (Mireva, Msida, Malta, 1992), i-v
"Language and Nationhood in the Maltese Experience: Some Comparative and Theoretical Approaches", in Collegium Melitense Quatercentenary Celebrations, 1592-1992 (Eds., R. Ellul Micallef and S. Fiorini, Univ. of Malta, 1992), 439-470
"Plurality and Polarity: Early Italian Fascism in Maltese Colonial Politics", in Malta: A Case Study in International Cross-Currents (Eds., S. Fiorini & V. Mallia-Milanes, Univ. of Malta, 1991), 227-240
"The Second World War: A Short Introduction to The Epic of Malta", in The Epic of Malta: A Pictorial Survey of Malta during the Second World War (Ed.: Odhams (Watford) Ltd., c. 1943, foreword by Winston Churchill, facsimile ed., Malta, 1990), i-vi
Journals
‘Malte, un Carrefour de cultures et de civilisations’, Les Rendez-Vous de l’Histoire (Eds), 27 lecons d’histoire (Editions du Seuil, Paris, 2009)
‘Australian Press Perspectives of Lord Strickland’s Malta’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, vol. 37, no.3, (Sep., 2009), pp. 441–463.
‘History and Citizenship in a European Experience’, Keynote speech, European Standing Conference of History Teachers Associations/Conference Permanente Europeenne des Associations de Professeurs d’Histoire, Dolmen Hotel, Malta, Mar. 2006, publication forthcoming in Clio, The Hague, 2006
‘I Doveri dell’Uomo: Mazzinian Influences on Maltese Nationalism under British Rule’ (International Conference on Giuseppe Mazzini, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Valletta, Proceedings being published in Melita Historica, 2006)
“Coexistence in Modernity: A Euromed Perspective”, The European Legacy, Oxford, vol.10, no.3, 2005, 161-177 (Keynote speech delivered at the Univ of Navarra, Spain, 2004)
“Czars, Knights and Republicans: The Malta Question in Paul I’s Time”, Storja 2004, 62-75 (paper delivered in St Petersburg, reprinted from Ruskii Vopros, Brno, Czech Republic, 2002, n. 3)
“Ports, Ships and Money: The Origins of Corporate Banking in Valletta”, Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Valletta, vol. 12, n. 2 (2002), 327-350
"The Naughty European Twins of Empire: The Constitutional Breakdown in Malta and Cyprus, 1930-1933, The European Legacy, Boston, iii, 1 [1998], 45-52 (Public Lecture delivered at Cambridge University, UK)
"Everyday Life in ‘British' Malta", Storja 1998, 37-47
"The EU Feeling: Forward Movement Towards Greater Collaboration", European Union Newsletter (Malta Delegation), xxii, 12 (1996), 8-10
"Malte: un modele de la mediterranee europeenne", Technopolis Mediterranee, Paris, I (1996), 40-41
"Britain's European Mediterranean: Language, Religion and Politics in Lord Strickland's Malta, 1927-1930", History of European Ideas, Oxford, xxi, 1, 1995, 47-65
"Intra-European Colonial Nationalism: The Case of Malta, 1922-1927", Melita Historica, xi, 1 (1992), 79-93
"Italy and Britain in Maltese Colonial Nationalism", History of European Ideas, Oxford, xv, 4-6 (1992), 733-739
"Maltese-German Relations, 1965-1990", in 25th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between Malta and the Federal Republic of Germany (Special Supplement in The Sunday Times of Malta, Valletta, 1990], 2-4
References
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Switzerland Mozambique Zimbabwe Egypt and Papua New Guinea His main areas of research and interest are related to history since 1798 related to imperialism nationalism decolonization postcolonialism journalism migration and ethnicity in Central and Eastern Europe the Mediterranean and MENA Other areas of his interest are languages culture and statehood He is from Floriana and is brother of Michael Frendo Henry Frendo Contents 1 Bibliography 2 Selected publications 2 1 Books 2 2 Chapters in book 2 3 Journals 3 References 4 External linksBibliography EditIn 1970 Frendo completed his bachelor s degree in Maltese English and History at the University of Malta During the 1960s Frendo was involved in a number of Youth and Student groups From 1968 to 1969 Frendo was Chairman of a student led campaign called Djar ghall Maltin Houses for the Maltese which aimed to secure low cost housing and land planning in the wake of newly achieved independence from the British From 1970 to 1971 Frendo was made Editor in Chief of daily Maltese newspaper called Il Hajja The Life In 1973 Frendo graduated with a Masters in History from the University of Malta with a thesis on the language culture clash in the 19th 20th century between traditional italianita latinita adherents and utilitarian assimilationist pro English supporters and the codification of the historic and enduring Maltese language In the same year Frendo became resident at University College at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom Frendo received his Doctor of Philosophy in Modern History from the University of Oxford in 1976 In his doctoral thesis Frendo wrote on the formation of political parties in Malta under British rule which was later published in his 1979 book Party Politics in a Fortress Colony Frendo later returned to Malta between 1976 and 1978 to be promoted from Assistant Lecturer to Lecturer in History at the University of Malta In 1978 Frendo accepted a position with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees UNHCR at their Headquarters in Geneva after he encountered fierce resistance to his academic work by the Labour government In 1979 Frendo was promoted to the position of Programme Officer in the Middle East and North Africa section whilst still in Geneva During his tenure there Frendo was assigned to liaise in mass voluntary repatriation operations in Zimbabwe from neighbouring countries such as Mozambique Zambia and Botswana In 1982 Frendo was assigned as the UNHCR s Deputy Representative to Egypt There Frendo was awarded indefinite appointment by Kofi Annan then serving as Chief of Personnel From 1984 to 1985 Frendo was assigned as Head of Mission in Papua New Guinea where he was responsible for the first international assistance agreement between the UNHCR and the Papua New Guinea government From 1985 to 1988 Frendo was a Senior Lecturer in European political development Commonwealth history and Ethnic Studies at La Trobe University Victoria Australia At this same time Frendo also worked as a consultant with the Australian National University in Canberra on the Australian bicentennial social encyclopaedia and as a consultant to the Victor Ethnic Affairs Commission where he set up Victoria s Legal Interpreting Services In 1988 Frendo returned to Malta where he was appointed as Associate Professor of Modern History with the university In 1989 Frendo accepted a Fellowship with the University of Salzburg Austria Since 1988 Frendo has been involved in extensive television radio and journalist work Frendo started off 1992 by being appointed a full ranked Professor in Modern History at the University of Malta In this same year Frendo also appeared as a Guest Professor with the University of Augsburg in Germany lecturing in their Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology In 1993 Frendo was appointed Chairman of the European Cultural Foundation s Malta branch a post which he held until 1997 From 1994 to 2001 Frendo served as Mayor of Attard Malta and as the President of the College of Mayors In 1996 Frendo was elected a Life Member of Clare Hall at the University of Cambridge whilst there as a visiting fellow From 1996 to 1998 Frendo was chairman of the Euro Med Group and was Head of Delegation to the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe CLRAE for two terms 1 In the summer of 2000 Frendo received a Fulbright Scholarship to lecture at Loyal University in New Orleans USA In 2001 Frendo became the Vice President of the CLRAE In this same year Frendo was appointed as the Maltese Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs Chairman of the Refugee Appeals Board in Valletta Malta In 2002 Frendo became a visiting professor at Indiana State University USA Frendo is also Director of the Malta University Broadcasting Services Limited where he also serves as Co Editor of the Journal of Mediterranean Studies Editor of the Maltese History journal Storja and isVice President of the University of Malta s History Society Since 2005 he was involved with the Centre of European Policy Studies 5 year Challenge programme on Freedom and Security In 2006 Frendo was appointed Guest Professor at the University of Enna Italy where he lectured in contemporary History and Politics of the Mediterranean Frendo was the convenor of two international conferences on Migration asylum and security the Eastern and Southern border experiences and The European Mind Narrative and Identity for the International Society for the Study of European Ideas He is fluent Arabic English French Italian and Maltese Selected publications EditBooks Edit The European Mind Narrative and Identity Vol I amp II Malta Malta University Press 2010 Colonialismo e nazionalismo nel Mediterraneo La lotta partitica a Malta durante l occupazione inglese tra assimilazione e resistenza Studi Urbinati di Scienze Giuridiche Politiche ed Economiche Anno LXXV 2008 Nuova serie A N 59 1 monografico Universita di Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo 2009 Nerik Mizzi The Formative Years Andrew P Vella Memorial Lecture Aula Magna Valletta Malta University History Society 2009 Storja 1978 2008 30th Anniversary Edition Malta University History Society 2008 Patrijott Liberali Malti Biografija ta Gorg Borg Olivier 1911 1980 Pin Valletta 2005 Storja 2003 2004 25th Anniversary Edition Malta University History Society 2004 Zmien l Inglizi Is Seklu Dsatax KKM Valletta 2004 The Press and the Media in Malta ENTIRE The European Network for Trans Integration Research Working Papers in International Journalism Dortmund Univ Press 2004 Europe Since 1945 Advisory Editor Encyclopaedia General Editor Bernard Cook Loyola New Orleans Garland New York amp London 2001 2 vols The Origins of Maltese Statehood A Case Study of Decolonization in the Mediterranean Peg Valletta 1999 2nd ed 2000 pp 730 with an Introduction by the Head of State Professor Guido de Marco Malta Culture and Identity Ed with Oliver Friggieri Ministry for the Arts Valletta 1994 Party Politics in a Fortress Colony The Maltese Experience Midsea Valletta 1979 2nd ed 1991 Chapters in book Edit The Influence of Religion on Maltese Society Past and Present in M Farrugia ed Hide and Seek Reflections on Faith and Culture in Dialogue MKSU APS Bank 2009 Is Sette Giugno Stat Poplu u Vjolenza f Malta in M J Schiavone amp L Callus eds Inservi Pin Valletta 2009 Pressures on Assumed Identity at the Border in M Petricioli ed L Europe mediterraneenne Mediterranean Europe L Europe et les Europes 19e et 20e siecles Peter Lang Bruxelles 2008 I Doveri dell Uomo Mazzinian Influences on Maltese Nationalism under British Rule in S Mercieca ed Malta and Mazzini Proceedings of History Week Malta Historical Society Valletta 2007 Political Party Norms in European Law The Case of Malta in Parteien im europaischen Vergleich ed Martin Morlock Institut fur deutsches und europaisches Parteienrecht Univ of Dusseldorf a comparative study of European laws governing political parties forthcoming 2006 The Ghost of Borg Pisani Awaiting Redemption Whose Traitor Was He Bologna Univ project on culture and memory 2006 Imperial Fortresses and Native Peoples the Gibraltar Malta Nexus 2006 Mediterranean Institute Univ of Malta Euromed UNESCO La Navigation du Savoir project ed S Mercieca et Problematiche Mediterranee Provincia di Agrigento ed G Allotta 2004 Life during the British period Strains of Maltese Europeanity in Malta Roots of a Nation ed Kenneth Gambin Heritage Malta Valletta 1 May 2004 101 118 Malte Les finances locales dans les dix pays aderant a l Union europeenne en 2004 ed Micheline Falzon Marie Pierre Peretti et Dominique Hoorens Dexia Credit Local Editions Dexia 75015 Paris 231 246 Les Francais a Malte 1798 1800 reflexions sur une insurrection in Bonaparte les ils mediterranneens et l appel de l Orient Ed Francois Pomponi Cahiers de la Mediterranee Centre de la Mediterranee Moderne et Contemporaire Univ de Nice 1999 143 151 L Autonomie Locale Maltaise in La democratie locale Nord Sud la Charte Europeenne de l autonomie locale en action Ed Conseil de l Europe Strasbourg 1996 43 47 The Legacy of Colonialism The Experience of Malta and Cyprus in The Development Process in Small States Eds D G Lockhart D Drakakis Smith and J Schembri Routledge London 1993 151 160 Malta Cyprus and Gibraltar Self Identity in the British Mediterranean in Islands and Enclaves Nationalisms and Separatist Pressures in Island and Littoral Contexts Ed G W Trompf Sterling New Delhi 1993 Malta s Coming Home Edging Towards European Integration in Christopher Pollaco Malta EEC Relations 1970 1990 Mireva Msida Malta 1992 i v Language and Nationhood in the Maltese Experience Some Comparative and Theoretical Approaches in Collegium Melitense Quatercentenary Celebrations 1592 1992 Eds R Ellul Micallef and S Fiorini Univ of Malta 1992 439 470 Plurality and Polarity Early Italian Fascism in Maltese Colonial Politics in Malta A Case Study in International Cross Currents Eds S Fiorini amp V Mallia Milanes Univ of Malta 1991 227 240 The Second World War A Short Introduction to The Epic of Malta in The Epic of Malta A Pictorial Survey of Malta during the Second World War Ed Odhams Watford Ltd c 1943 foreword by Winston Churchill facsimile ed Malta 1990 i viJournals Edit Malte un Carrefour de cultures et de civilisations Les Rendez Vous de l Histoire Eds 27 lecons d histoire Editions du Seuil Paris 2009 Australian Press Perspectives of Lord Strickland s Malta Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History vol 37 no 3 Sep 2009 pp 441 463 Malta Post Garibaldi Melita Historica vol xiv no 4 2007 History and Citizenship in a European Experience Keynote speech European Standing Conference of History Teachers Associations Conference Permanente Europeenne des Associations de Professeurs d Histoire Dolmen Hotel Malta Mar 2006 publication forthcoming in Clio The Hague 2006 I Doveri dell Uomo Mazzinian Influences on Maltese Nationalism under British Rule International Conference on Giuseppe Mazzini Istituto Italiano di Cultura Valletta Proceedings being published in Melita Historica 2006 Coexistence in Modernity A Euromed Perspective The European Legacy Oxford vol 10 no 3 2005 161 177 Keynote speech delivered at the Univ of Navarra Spain 2004 Czars Knights and Republicans The Malta Question in Paul I s Time Storja 2004 62 75 paper delivered in St Petersburg reprinted from Ruskii Vopros Brno Czech Republic 2002 n 3 Ports Ships and Money The Origins of Corporate Banking in Valletta Journal of Mediterranean Studies Valletta vol 12 n 2 2002 327 350 The Naughty European Twins of Empire The Constitutional Breakdown in Malta and Cyprus 1930 1933 The European Legacy Boston iii 1 1998 45 52 Public Lecture delivered at Cambridge University UK Everyday Life in British Malta Storja 1998 37 47 The EU Feeling Forward Movement Towards Greater Collaboration European Union Newsletter Malta Delegation xxii 12 1996 8 10 Malte un modele de la mediterranee europeenne Technopolis Mediterranee Paris I 1996 40 41 Britain s European Mediterranean Language Religion and Politics in Lord Strickland s Malta 1927 1930 History of European Ideas Oxford xxi 1 1995 47 65 Intra European Colonial Nationalism The Case of Malta 1922 1927 Melita Historica xi 1 1992 79 93 Italy and Britain in Maltese Colonial Nationalism History of European Ideas Oxford xv 4 6 1992 733 739 Maltese German Relations 1965 1990 in 25th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between Malta and the Federal Republic of Germany Special Supplement in The Sunday Times of Malta Valletta 1990 2 4References Edit Henry Frendo short listed for top Euromed post External links EditUniversity of Malta staff profile Profile on Google Scholar Profile on OAR UM Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Henry Frendo amp oldid 1117774846, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
