Qrendi War Memorial & World War II Casualty Roll

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Location Map Coordinates 35.833623, 14.459602

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World War II Casualty Roll & Inscriptions (Qrendi, Malta)

Overview of the Memorial

Overall view of the Qrendi War Memorial obelisk surmounted by a cross and sphere — Overall view of the Qrendi War Memorial obelisk monument.

Casualty Roll — Panel 1

First panel face of the Qrendi War Memorial obelisk listing names Aquilina to Ellul with ages — Panel 1 face of the obelisk with inscribed names and ages.

Qrendi War Dead — Panel 1
Name	Age
AQUILINA JOSEPH	38
AQUILINA MARYROSE	24
ATTARD JOHN	17
DALLI GREZZJU	52
ELLUL ROSE	65

Casualty Roll — Panel 2

Second panel face of the Qrendi War Memorial obelisk listing names Magro to Psaila with ages — Panel 2 face of the obelisk with inscribed names and ages.

Qrendi War Dead — Panel 2
Name	Age
MAGRO CATHERINE	54
MAGRO FRANCIS	60
MALLIA FRANCIS	66
MIFSUD JANE	60
PSAILA JOSEPHINE	70

Casualty Roll — Panel 3

Third panel face of the Qrendi War Memorial obelisk listing names Sciberras to Vella with ages — Panel 3 face of the obelisk with inscribed names and ages.

Qrendi War Dead — Panel 3
Name	Age
SCIBERRAS CATHERINE	86
SCIBERRAS VINCENT	78
SPITERI CARMELA	70
VELLA ĠUŻEPPI	21
VELLA ĠUŻI	43

Main Monument Inscription

Primary dedication inscription on the front face of the obelisk.

Maltese Inscription (Original)	English Translation
L-EWWEL KUNSILL LOKALI IFAKKAR IL-VITTMI TAT-TIENI GWERRA QRENDIN F'JUM IL-QRENDI IL-ĦADD, 19 TA' FRAR, 1995	The First Local Council commemorates the Qrendi victims of the Second World War on Qrendi Day — Sunday, 19th February, 1995.

Research & Documentation

Researcher: Paul Berman
Last Updated: 2026

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