Paul Bugeja

Paul Bugeja (born January 17, 1913 in Sliema ; died August 14, 1993 ), in the Maltese spelling : Pawlu Bugeja , was a Maltese member of the British Army and an author who worked in the field of adult education for the Ministry of Education in the field of disposal of illiteracy on the Maltese islands worked. He is known as the author of Kelmet il-Malti , a widely used and extensive Maltese - English , English-Maltese dictionary , which appeared in various editions and editions.

During World War II he worked for the Intelligence Corps of the British Army in India , where he taught English (in Basic English ) to Italian and Japanese prisoners of war in prison camps .

Captain Paul Bugeja (Maltese: Kaptan Pawlu Bugeja ) is the author of various text books in Maltese, English and Italian .

Publications (selection)

Paul Bugeja; Owen Bonnici; Norbert Bugeja: Kelmet il-Malti : [Dizzjunarju Malti-Ingliz, Ingliz-Malti]. Floriana, Malta: ANG, 1999. 4th [rev.] Edition
Maltese; How to Read and Speak it, Phonetic Pronunciation [Malti; Kif Aqra u Speak dan, Pronunzja fonetiku]. [Foreword by Moyra Mintoff]. Published by Published by AC Aquilina & Co. Malta 3rd New and Revised Edition. Malta 1979 (first 1974)

Individual evidence

↑ Kelmet il-Malti (1999, 4th [rev.] Edition), XVI ("The authors")
↑ see also: Rifaat Y. Ebied, MJL Young (Ed.): Oriental Studies Presented to Benedikt SJIsserlin by Friends and Colleagues on the Occasion of His Sixieth Birthday, February 25, 1976 (Leeds University Oriental Society). 1980 ( partial online view )
^ Moyra de Vere Mintoff (Bentinck) (1917-1997), the wife of the Maltese politician Dom Mintoff (1916-2012).

literature

Peter Mayo: Adult Education in Malta . Institute for International Cooperation of the German Adult Education Association (dvv international) 2007 ( online )

Paul Bugeja (alternative names of the lemma)
Paul Bugeja; Pavlu Bugeja; Captain Paul Bugeja; Kaptan Pawlu Bugeja; Capt. Paul Bugeja

personal data
SURNAME	Bugeja, Paul
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Bugeja, Pavlu
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Maltese author in the field of adult education; Author of a Maltese-English, English-Maltese dictionary
DATE OF BIRTH	January 17, 1913
PLACE OF BIRTH	Sliema
DATE OF DEATH	August 14, 1993

[1] Kelmet il-Malti (1999, 4th [rev.] Edition), XVI ("The authors")

[2] see also: Rifaat Y. Ebied, MJL Young (Ed.): Oriental Studies Presented to Benedikt SJIsserlin by Friends and Colleagues on the Occasion of His Sixieth Birthday, February 25, 1976 (Leeds University Oriental Society). 1980 ( partial online view )

[3] Moyra de Vere Mintoff (Bentinck) (1917-1997), the wife of the Maltese politician Dom Mintoff (1916-2012).