Monte Cassino
The Turning Point
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Monte Cassino
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ナレーター：
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Jonny Bryan
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著者：
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N.S. Stedman
このコンテンツについて
The Battle of Monte Cassino, which took place from January to May 1944, was a pivotal conflict during World War II. Situated in the Italian town of Cassino, the battle unfolded as Allied forces sought to break through the formidable Gustav Line, a German defensive position that stretched across the Italian peninsula. At the heart of this line stood the ancient Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino, which the Germans had turned into a fortress.
The battle consisted of a series of intense and grueling engagements, characterized by heavy artillery bombardments, infantry assaults, and bitter close-quarters combat. The Allies, comprised of American, British, Polish, and Commonwealth troops, faced a determined German defense led by the renowned General Heinrich von Vietinghoff. Despite enduring significant casualties and the destruction of the monastery itself, the Allies eventually prevailed. Their victory at Monte Cassino marked a crucial turning point in the Italian Campaign, opening the way for the liberation of Rome and ultimately contributing to the downfall of Nazi Germany. The battle remains an emblem of courage, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of victory amidst the challenges of war.