13K views · 86 reactions | After the second World War, Malta faced a new reality. Architecture had to adapt to the new demands society was making, such as the need for factories, cinema theaters and more. In those times, Architect Edwin England Sant Fournier played an important role and designed a number of buildings which spearheaded Malta's progress. #tvseries local architects who left their (land)mark #planningauthority | Planning Authority | Facebook

10K views · 200 reactions | During the Second World War the church was almost destroyed when, during an air raid, a 200kg bomb fell through the dome without exploding. All the 300 people attending morning mass were left unharmed. On the 9th April, 1942 the detonator was removed and a replica is now on display inside the church as a famous tourist attraction 朗  Tiktok - shortclips.malta #GuideMeMalta #mostadome #WWII #malta | GuideMeMalta.com | Facebook

16K views · 219 reactions | On 9th April 1942, when Malta was in World War II, a bomb that was dropped pierced Mosta Dome, Malta with people inside praying, and landed on the church floor. It did not explode and the Mostin considered this a miracle. No one died and the church was not destroyed #visitmalta #moretoexplore | Visit Malta | Facebook

14K views · 431 reactions | Step back in time and experience the history & culture of the Three Cities of Malta! [ https://bit.ly/3QqyEDJ] | Visit Malta | Facebook