Monte la Difensa

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Monte la Difensa is a strategically important mountain in Italy that was the site of intense fighting during the Italian Campaign of World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
associatedWith First Special Service Force (Devil’s Brigade) NERFINISHED
attackedBy Allied forces
British units
First Special Service Force NERFINISHED
U.S. Fifth Army units NERFINISHED
category Mountains of Campania NERFINISHED
World War II battle sites in Italy
country Italy
dateOfEvent December 1943
defendedBy German Army NERFINISHED
hasNameInItalian Monte La Difensa NERFINISHED
hasStrategicImportance controls routes toward Monte Cassino
dominates approaches to the Liri Valley
historicalPeriod 20th century
impact helped open the route toward Cassino and Rome
inConflict Italian Campaign NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
locatedIn Campania
southern Apennines NERFINISHED
militarySignificance key height on the Bernhardt Line
observation point over Allied advance routes
near Mignano Gap NERFINISHED
Monte la Remetanea NERFINISHED
San Pietro Infine NERFINISHED
notableFor difficult night assault by First Special Service Force
heavy casualties on both sides
partOf Bernhardt Line NERFINISHED
German defensive positions in Italy
mountainous barrier north of Naples
resultOfBattle captured by Allied forces
terrainFeature heavily fortified positions
rocky terrain
steep slopes
usedFor military defense
wasSiteOf Allied assault in December 1943
Battle of Monte la Difensa NERFINISHED
German defensive actions in 1943
fighting during the Italian Campaign of World War II

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Bernhardt Line near Monte la Difensa