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Reviving the village after the war.

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was not even a village at that time. It was just a collection of piazzas.

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What do we learn from wars and conflicts (like WW2) and how can people solve their differences and problems? by Martina Saliba (Malta)

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What do we learn from wars and conflicts (like WW2) and how can people solve their differences and problems? by Martina Saliba (Malta)

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I think we learn that we are very lucky to not have passed through what the elderly people have went through.
We also learn that many countries were at war and still are, For example. Israel, North and South Korea and Pakistan. (There are more but these are just examples)
It was very hard for people with families or kids, they would have to work for money to keep their family happy and healthy. But obviously not everyone can.
I feel awful for those people now that I know what it was like. But now we have this virus and this is what I keep in mind…  People back in the years had to go out for war now all you have to do is sit on a couch and make the most of it.
People can always solve their differences by accepting others skin colour, looks, disabilities and more nobody is perfect and everybody is different.
I think we can make a difference ,I think that when I grow up I could also make a huge difference, All it takes is love, kindness and peace. Peace is all it takes to make the world a better place, Love is all it takes for people to accept others and kindness is what it takes to make a new beginning, and to make a new chapter…

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No to wars and conflicts by Rebecca Sofie Sandoey and Francesca Grech (Malta)

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No to wars and conflicts by Rebecca Sofie Sandoey and Francesca Grech (Malta)

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People fight on silly things like where their religion originally comes from. They just use it as an excuse to get more power. Weapons are becoming stronger and they cause more devastation. No one should use war against other countries. We have to learn to appreciate life no matter who or what they are and what they believe in.

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What do we learn from wars and conflicts? by Kayzen Zammit (Malta)

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What do we learn from wars and conflicts? by Kayzen Zammit (Malta)

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War and conflicts are very bad things and they bring suffer with them .
Many people die in the war.
War is not like a hurricane, earthquake or Ebola plague, a natural disaster foisted on us by forces beyond our control.
People can work together and try to get a decision that bring peace.
They can talk about the problems and try to find a way that is good for all.

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My thoughts on wars ... by Jake Pace (Malta)

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My thoughts on wars ... by Jake Pace (Malta)

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We can learn to appreciate life no matter how challenging the situation may be. We should understand the differences between us and not use them against each other. The governments of each country should sit together, talk and listen carefully in order to find an agreement and not resort to war. War brings only suffering and no one is the winner.

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This is what the Maltese Islands went through during the terrible time that was World War 2.

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St' 3 class, 54o primary school, Piraeus, Greece                    How can people solve their differences, their problems?  

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St' 3 class, 54o primary school, Piraeus, Greece                    How can people solve their differences, their problems?  

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Students'answers:
The leaders of the countries around the world can sit all together and make decisions about their problems but they have to take care each other, to help each other, to be friendly, to respect the others and to accept the divercity. The only weapons which they can use are "Empathy" , freedom and respect to the human's rights

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Women in the 19th century by Fedac Suria.

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Women in the 19th century by Fedac Suria.

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Women in the 19th Century: Crash Course US History #16

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Timeline

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A Historical Trip 1920-1940... with the Time Machine - Ourboox

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the world War II, part one

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the world War II, part one

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Etwinning: A Historical Trip 1945-1960, First part

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the world War II, part two

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the world War II, part two

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Etwinning, A Historical Trip 1945-1960, part two

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the world War II, part three

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the world War II, part three

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Etwinning, A Historical Trip 1945-1960, Part three

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the World War II

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Two grannies: Mrs, Irene and Mrs Tasoula told to us how was social life after the World War II

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Etwinning: A Historical Trip 1945-60, part four

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Αντίγραφο του βίντεο Δεύτερο Μέρος ερωτήσεων

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Τα παιδιά ρωτούν

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Grandmother Evaggelia talked to the students

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Συνέντευξη γιαγιάς Ευαγγελίας

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During World War II some childrent made money

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During World War II some childrent made money

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During the war some children-teenager made money

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food, social life, difficulties

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Κοινωνικές Συνθήκες 1940 45

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Food, money, social life

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Β΄Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος 1940-45,  Χρήματα, Φαγητό

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Mrs Evaggelia tell us how our neighborhood was in period 1940-1860

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How was our neighborhood during World War II?