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Valletta, Malta - August 13th 2019: Sculpture and plaque at the Siege Bell Memorial in Valletta, Malta. The memorial honours over 7000 people who lost their lives during the Siege of Malta in World War 2.

The Alwigi Wella Monument in Marsalforn, Gozo, commemorates the tragic drowning of Alwigi Wella in 1942. Alwigi Wella was a local fisherman who lost his life at sea during World War II, a time when the Maltese islands were heavily impacted by the war. The monument honors his memory and serves as a tribute to the many fishermen and seafarers from Marsalforn who faced the dangers of the sea. It stands along the Marsalforn promenade, reflecting the village’s deep maritime heritage and the close connection between the community and the sea.

Martyrs Memorial for Heroes killed during the Algerian war of independence. Algiers, North Africa

People near Palazzo Ferreria and Pjazza Teatru Rjal in Valletta, Malta

Enea sculpture in Lower Barrakka Garden in Valletta, Malta. Cultural heritage of Malta

Valletta harbour from fortified battlements of the saluting battery, Upper Barrakka gardens, Island of Malta, Mediterranean Sea. Malta is a central Mediterranean archipelago between Sicily and the North African coast, known for its mellow sandstone architecture and historic sites reflecting the styles of rulers that include the Romans, Moors, Knights of Saint John, French and British

Valletta, Malta - February 13, 2024: Cannons of the Saluting Battery point out over the Grand Harbour and Fort St Angelo, on a clear morning, Upper Barrakka Gardens, Capital city of Malta,

View of Senglea and Gardjola Gardens from Valletta, Malta

The monument to Independence in the centre of valletta in malta

Tombstone of Hazi Aslanov at Martyr's Lane on a hillside overlooking Baku, Azerbaijan. The stone monument is topped by a Soviet star

Valletta, Malta: Valletta is the capital of the Republic of Malta.

$Staircase Near Bormla War Memorial and Immaculate Conception Church in Cospicua, Malta\nThe War Memorial: This monument is located in front of the Parish Church of Cospicua. It was created by Michael Camilleri Cauchi in 1994 as part of the commemorations of the 50th anniversary from the pilgrimage held at the end of the Second World War, when the statue of the Immaculate Conception was returned to Cospicua. This monument represents triumph over the war; Cospicua was badly damaged apart from the parish church that remained intact.$