Valletta suffers during the Siege of Malta during World War II

The video captures the resilience of the Maltese people during air raids. Despite the destruction of landmarks and homes, daily life continues with stoic heroism. The RAF cameraman documents the scenes of air raids, the safety of rock shelters, and the spirit of the islanders as they emerge to carry on their work.

How do the people react to the danger signals from enemy aircraft?

What significance do the 'deep rockshelters' have for the people?

What actions do the Maltese take after the air raids?

Describe the atmosphere during the air raids as depicted in the text.

What does the phrase 'Stoic heroism' imply about the Islanders' response?