R95.00
A fast-moving account of Malta’s WWII siege — dramatic, well-researched and highly readable. A solid modern military history title perfect for aviation and Mediterranean campaign collectors.
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Fortress Malta: An Island Under Siege 1940–1943 by James Holland is a gripping World War II history that explores one of the most fiercely contested theatres of the Mediterranean campaign. Drawing on detailed research and personal accounts, Holland reconstructs the relentless air raids, naval battles, and civilian endurance that defined Malta’s strategic importance between 1940 and 1943. Written in an accessible narrative style, this title appeals to both serious military historians and general readers interested in aviation warfare, siege conditions, and Allied resilience. A well-regarded modern history that blends scholarly depth with fast-paced storytelling — an excellent addition to any WWII or aviation history collection.
Condition – Near Fine
Minor shelf wear visible on the covers






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