2020, March 7
COVID-19 Pandemic
2016, October 24
Fairchild Merlin crash
2011, May 28
Divorce Referendum
2008, January 1
Euro
2004, May 1
European Union
2003, April 16
EU Accession Treaty
2003, March 8
EU Referendum
2000
Capital punishment abolished
1998, September
Reactivation of EU application
1996, October
Suspension of EU application
1993, June 30
Local Councils
1990, July 16
European Union Application
1981, December 21
New voting mechanism
1979, March 31
Freedom Day
1975, June 25
Nobility recognition withdrawn
1974, December 13
Republic Day
1973, January 29
Homosexuality decriminalization
1972, May 16
Maltese pound
1972
Military Base Agreement
1971, October 4
Capital punishment abolished
1970, December 5
European Community
1965
Council of Europe
1964, December 1
United Nations
1964, September 21
Independence Celebrations
1964, September 21
Independence Day
1961 - 1973
Gozo local government
1961
State of Malta
1959
Interim Constitution
1958
Direct colonial rule
1958
Integration proposal
1957
Closure of naval docks
1956, February 14
Integration Referendum
1955, December
Round Table Conference
1947
Post-War reconstruction
1947
Self-Government
1946
National Assembly
1945, March 8
Maltese exiles repatriated
1945, January 30 - February 3
Malta Conference
1944
Metropolitan See
1943, September 29
Italian fleet's surrender
1943, September 11
Italian battle fleet
1943, September 8
Italy Surrenders
1943, July 9
Operation Husky
1943, June 6
Landing strip at Xewkija
1942, August 15
Operation Pedestal
1942, April 15
George Cross
1942, April 9
Mosta Dome
1942, April 7
Royal Opera House
1942, April
Deportation to Uganda Null
1942, February 9
Sir Ugo Mifsud collapses
1942, February - March 8
Deportation Warrant
1940, June 11
Air Raids
1940, June 10
Italy
1940, May 30
Dr. Enrico Mizzi arrested
1940
Grand Harbour
1935 - 1939
Italy against the allies
1934
Languages
1930, March 31
Railway terminated
1930
Constitution Suspended
1929, December 15
Tramway terminated
1921, November 1
1st Legislature
1921, April 14
1921 Constitution
1919, June 7
Sette Giugno Protests
1917
Dr. Enrico Mizzi
1914 - 1918
World War I
1912
Italo-Maltese Federation
1908, July
Malta Tramways Ltd
1905, February 23
Tramway Service
1900
Railway extended
1892, February 25
Railway reopens
1890, March 31
Railway Company bankrupt
1887
Constitution of 1887
1883, September 8
Otto Settembre
1883, February 28
Railway inaugurated
1880
Anglicization
1878
Nobility
1870
J.S. Tucker
1869, November 17
Suez Canal
1864, September 16
Singulari Amore
1860, October 25
Diocese for Gozo
1855, June 9
Petition Pope Pius IX
1853
Crimean War
1849
Granted a Constitution
1836, December 30
Petition Pope Gregory XVI
1835, June 20
Granted a Constitution
1831, June 20
Diocese of Malta
1814 - 1930
Mediterranean Fleet
1814
British Crown Colony
1813
Bathurst Constitution
1813, June 23
Crown Colony
1813, March 28 - 1814, May
Plague Epidemic
1809
Hildebrand-Oakes
1807, April 4
Froberg Mutiny
1806, July 18
Gunpowder Explosion
1803, May - 1809
Civil Commissioner
1802
Peace of Amiens
1802
First Declaration of Rights
1801, June 24
Plenipotentiary Minister
1801
Tsar Paul I of Russia
1800, September 4
Protectorate
1799
Malta Uprising
1798, October 28
Independent Gozo
1798, October
Throne of Malta
1798
Slavery Abolished
1798, June 12
Government Commission
1798, June 12
The Order Capitulates
1798, June 9
Napoleon Invasion
1797, March 3
Archbishop
1792
Fort Tigné
1775, September 8
Priests Uprising
1760 - 1778
Vincenza M Testaferrata
1758
Fort Chambray
1749, June 29
Slaves Conspiracy
1732, January 9
Manoel Theatre
1723, September 14 - 1755
Fort Manoel
1720
Perellos Tower
1715
Coastal Batteries
1710, December 24
Baron of Gomerino
1675, December 24 - 1676
Plague Epidemic
1670, June 15 - 1693
Fort Ricasoli
1667
Sopu Tower
1658, March - 1659
De Redin Towers
1655
Plague Outbreak
1637-1652
Lascaris Towers
1634, September 12
Gunpowder Explosion
1623
Plague Outbreak
1616
William Lithgow
1615, April 21
Wignacourt Aqueduct
1614, July 6
Razzia
1610, February 16
Wignacourt Towers
1605
Garzes Tower
1592, May 7
Plague Epidemic
1566, March 28
Valletta Founded
1565, September 13
Turkish Forces Retreat
1565, September 7
Grande Soccorso
1565, July 12
Senglea Besieged
1565, July 9
Reinforcements return to Sicily
1565, July 8
Turkish forces reinforced
1565, July 3
Turkish fleet transported
1565, June 29
Four galleys land
1565, June 23
Knights beheaded
1565, June 23
Fort St. Elmo falls
1565, May 20
Turkish fleet anchors
1565, May 19
Turkish vessels sheltered
1565, May 18
Ottoman armada sighted
1565, April 16
Evacuation to Sicily
1565, March 30
Don García de Toledo y Osorio
1565, March 30
Ottomans leave Constantinople
1564, December
Ottoman war council
1561
Holy Inquisition
1560
Corsairing activities
1557, August 21
Jean Parisot de Valette
1553
Juan de Vega
1553
Mahdia
1552, April
Maltese flee Malta
1552
Fort Saint Michael
1551
Pope Julius III
1551, August 15
Gaspar de Vallier
1551
Turgut
1551, July
Gozo Razzia
1551, July
Mdina Siege
1551, July 18
Attempt to capture Malta
1551, May
Turgut Reis & Sinan Pasha
1550, June
Mahdia massacre
1547
Attempted invasion
1540
Frequent razzias
1535
Carnival
1533
Fort St Elmo
1531
Christian fleet
1530, October 26
Knights of St. John
1522
Suleiman I
1436
Rollo
1429
Hafsid Berbers
1427, January 3
Crown of Aragon
1425
Magna Charta Libertatis
1425
Città Notabile
1425
10,000 florins collected
1425
Antonio Inguanez
1425
Court of Sicily
1425
Viceroy of Sicily
1425
Don Gonsalvo Monroy
1425
Donna Costanza
1425
Maltese Uprising
1420
Antonio Cardona
1419
Militia List
1397
Università
1397
Royal Domain
1356
Giacomo Pelegrino
1350
Royal Domain
1350
Diar el Bniet
1283
Crown of Aragon
1266
Angevins
1240
Swabian Garrison
1224
Muslims Expulsion
1223
Celano Males Exiled
1194
Swabians
1192
Margaritus of Brindisi
1154
See of Palermo
1144
Byzantine Empire
1127
Christianity
1127
Norman Governor
1127
Roger II of Sicily
1122
Arab Uprising
1091
Count Roger I of Sicily
1054-1053
Byzantine Empire
909 AD
Fatimids
870 AD
Agriculture
870 AD
Arabs
870 AD
Medina
870 AD
Aghlabid Arabs
533 AD
Belisarius
464 AD
Goths
454 AD
Vandals
400 AD
Western Roman Church
395 AD
Western Roman Rule
117 AD
Hadrian
60 AD
Saint Publius
60 AD
Saint Paul
41 AD
Municipal Privileges
150 BC
Third Punic War
200 BC
Roman Temple
218 BC
Textile Industry
218 BC
Roman Republic
218 BC
Titus Sempronius Longus
221 BC
Second Punic War
264 BC
First Punic War
480 BC
Carthaginians
539 BC
Cyrus the Great
700 BC
Punic Temple
720 BC
Phoenician Colony
1000 BC
Phoenicians
1000 BC
End of 2nd millennium BC