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This museum serves as a poignant reminder of the harsh realities of wartime life, especially as the world seems to be on the brink of renewed global conflict.
The narrow, claustrophobic passages of the underground shelters evoke a sense of unease that feels both foreign and haunting to our modern generation, who have not experienced the trials faced by those in the 1940s.
From what I gather, the Maltese turned to God and Jesus Christ for spiritual hope and faith during these tumultuous times, with numerous accounts of "miracles of war" highlighting their experiences of protection and refuge. This underscores the idea that enduring hardship and adversity, when rooted in genuine hope for salvation in Christ, fosters resilience and strength.
This museum looks to the past to remember the sober realities but for me, it is a serious reminder of the perils of evil men that have no fear of God.