National War Museum

Fort St Elmo, Valletta, Malta

Featured Review : Malta’s second great siege came in the 1940s. From 1940 to 1943 this isolated speck of rock at the axis of the Mediterranean was under concerted and determined attack. In 1942 the island suffered under 154 days and night...See Full Review

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The George Cross Island

4 out of 5 stars by Liam Hetherington from Manchester, United Kingdom
February 28, 2011

Quote: Malta’s second great siege came in the 1940s. From 1940 to 1943 this isolated speck of rock at the axis of the Mediterranean was under concerted and determined attack. In 1942 the island suffered under 154 days and nights of continued bombing from... Read the full National War Museum review

From journal Superbissima Valletta, the City of Palaces

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National War Museum - Faith, Hope & Charity

4 out of 5 stars by Drever from Ayr, Scotland, United Kingdom
April 7, 2005

Quote: All depended on Faith, Hope, and Charity. For 17 days, these Gloster Gladiator Biplanes fought the enemy alone. They did it so ably that Italian intelligence believed Malta had a large fighter defense. The measures to make these aircraft competitive... Read the full National War Museum review

From journal Malta: History's Isle