Naval activity at Malta in 1939. During World War 11, 1468 civilians were killed and 24,000 buildings destroyed, but the strategic island stayed in the hands of the Allies.
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Press, 16 April 1984, Page 18
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29Naval activity at Malta in 1939. During World War 11, 1468 civilians were killed and 24,000 buildings destroyed, but the strategic island stayed in the hands of the Allies. Press, 16 April 1984, Page 18
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