The Road to Rome | Ww2 The Italian Campaign

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In January 1944, Allied forces landed near Anzio, aiming to bypass German defenses and seize Rome. Initial success gave way to fierce German counterattacks, trapping the Allies in a brutal stalemate. In May, the Allies broke free, and on June 4, they liberated Rome, marking a significant victory.

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[palmergriffiths]

My Grandfather was at Anzio & participated in the Liberation of Rome as a member of The First Special Service Force (The Black Devil's/ Devil's Brigade).

[John-xgj]

That's wrong, germans agreed to evacuate rome to save it from damage. Bradley was criticised for going into rome, he disobeyed gen Alexander orders not to enter rome

[excatholicatheist]

1st Pic of an ancient ruin was Greek, lol

[drewwofford]

Anzio the battle Audie Murphy wrote about

[stanpolchinski]

Gen CLARK Deviated from.his orders to do his thing.