What Really Happened in Malta on Sette Giugno 1919?
Автор: Historical Expedition
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What Really Happened in Malta on Sette Giugno 1919?
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Fis-7 ta' Ġunju 1919, Malta rat irvell kruċjali magħruf bħala Sette Giugno, immexxi minn skuntentizza mifruxa dwar il-prezzijiet tal-ikel li kienu qed jogħlew, il-qgħad, u l-marġinalizzazzjoni politika taħt il-ħakma kolonjali Brittanika. Ic-cirasa fuq il-kejt, kienet il-protesta fil-Belt Valletta kontra in-negozjanti li kienu qed jipprofittaw ruħhom u l-amministrazzjoni kolonjali. It-tensjonijiet eskalaw meta t-truppi Brittaniċi fetħu n-nar fuq id-dimostranti, u dan irriżulta bil-mewt ta' erba' rġiel Maltin: Manwel Attard, Ġużè Bajada, Lorenzo Dyer, u Carmelo Abela. Din il-vjolenza kompliet tkabbar is-sentiment pubbliku u intensifikat is-sejħiet għall-awtogovernanza u l-ġustizzja soċjali.
On June 7, 1919, Malta witnessed a pivotal uprising known as Sette Giugno, driven by widespread discontent over soaring food prices, unemployment, and political marginalization under British colonial rule. The immediate trigger was a protest in Valletta against profiteering merchants and the colonial administration. Tensions escalated when British troops opened fire on demonstrators, resulting in the deaths of four Maltese men: Manwel Attard, Ġużè Bajada, Lorenzo Dyer, and Carmelo Abela. The violence galvanized public sentiment and intensified calls for self-governance and social justice.
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