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The ruins of Monte Cassino, Italy, World War II, 1944. The site of a monastery in the Appenine Mountains of central Italy, Monte Cassino was the linchpin of the German defensive line known as the Gustav Line, built to stop the Allied advance northwards through Italy. The monastery itself was not actually occupied by the Germans but, believing it was, the US Air Force destroyed it by bombing on 15 February 1944. German troops then occupied the ruins, which were the scene of fierce fighting until Allied troops finally captured Monte Cassino on 18 May.

Unique Identifier AR9409773

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4768px × 3568px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Appenine Mountains

Black and white

geographical feature

Keystone Archives

ROMAN CATHOLICISM

SECOND WORLD WAR