Tripoli’s Lost Elegance of Miramare Theatre
The first qualitative shift in the urban construction of the modern city of Tripoli began with the appointment of the Italian politician and businessman Giuseppe
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A Maltese Family Once in Tripoli’s Old City
Many communities have lived in Libya throughout history. Among these communities is the Maltese community. They were established in Tripoli in the early 1800s, having
The Pietro Verri School in Tripoli, Libya (1876)
Schools in Libya became very clear during the colonial period. The Italian government ran many schools where many Libyan Jews attended. According to information shared
Dar Bishi Synagogue in Tripoli (1923)
Over centuries, many succession of foreign rulers conquered Libya. These recurring changes in regime meant varying periods of growth for the Jewish communities living in
Oea: Unique Libyan Spices in The Diaspora
People from different nationalities in the diaspora are deprived of being close to their home countries and the uniqueness of their communities, especially when it
Reflecting The Nostalgic Libya Through Art: The Italian Artist Tiziana Vanetti
Art has an important role in an individual’s life, even if they imagine the opposite. It works as an important means in forming human awareness
Queen Fatima’s Private Secretary Story in The Kingdom (1968-1969)
The Kingdom of Libya was established after the declaration of independence on December 24, 1951. Its capital was the cities of Tripoli and Benghazi. It
Get to Know The Libyan Photographer Amin Elamri
The importance of the image lies in the photographer’s capturing of different human feelings. In also inspiring the recipient to make a change. In addition
Around King Idris Palace: The Palestinian Dajani Family Story in Libya
Sometimes I look for answers while sometimes, answers find their way to me. Since 2011, I have been researching and looking for answers about my
The Literary Club & Night School in Tripoli in 1920
Tripoli has witnessed in the period between 1918 and 1926 a wave of educational thirst. The need to resume the leap that occurred in the