Malta was awarded the George Cross by King George VI of the United Kingdom in April 1942 in recognition of the bravery and resilience of its people during World War II. The island endured relentless attacks from Axis forces, particularly during the Siege of Malta, and its inhabitants displayed extraordinary courage and determination in the face of severe hardships. The George Cross symbolized the collective heroism of the Maltese population and their unwavering support for the Allied war effort. This honor is prominently displayed on the national flag of Malta.
malta was awarded the george cross
Malta was awarded the George Cross and the medal is currently on display in the War Museum in Valletta.
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It's the George Cross, a British award for gallantry awarded to that country by King George during WWII.
The cast of Malta George Cross - 2005 includes: Coryse Borg as Teacher
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Yes!!! Look up your history!! Malta fought on the side of The Allies and was an important strategic locality which Germany and Italy tried to invade without success. The Maltese Nation was awarded the George Cross as a mark of respect for the bravery of its citizens.
The tiny European island country of Malta - after World War II.
1565 Great Siege, World War I, World War II, its Prehistoric residues and temples, lifestyle, known as the tiny sunny island in the middle of the Mediterranean sea, its great talented singers, culture, food etc. Malta was awarded the George Cross for the bravery of it's people during WW2.
According to legend,in 1090, the viking Count Roger gave the Maltese citizens his cape to use as a flag of their own. The cross on the left side of the flag is the George Cross given to the Maltese people by the British Government as a gratitude for their bravery during World War thanks that was really helpful yeah that was helpful sic
He was awarded the cross in December, 1914.
[I hope a contributor from the UK can add to this question] The George Cross is the highest civilian decoration that can be awarded by the United Kingdom. As of 1943, in accordance with the George Cross (Restriction of Use) Ordinance, it is unlawful to use the George Cross or an imitation of it or the words George Cross, for the purposes of trade or business without the authorisation of the Prime Minister. However, whether or not its use is restricted to other decorative uses or display is unknown by this contributor, although it would seem to follow, that only those to whom it was awarded would have the authorization to display it. See below link: