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In January 1944, the Allies encountered the formidable Gustav Line, held by German troops. To break the stalemate, they launched Operation Shinglea daring amphibious landing at Anzio intended to outflank enemy positions and hasten a German retreat. However, the German response was swift; reinforcements arrived under Kesselrings command, bolstered by powerful tanks. General Lucass cautious approach caused the offensive to stall. Amidst appalling weather, the battle quickly bogged down, devolving into a war of attrition reminiscent of the fighting in World War I. Often overlooked, the Italian campaign was one of the war's most grueling and served as a true trial by fire prior to the Normandy landings. Discover the campaign in this guide, presented in a clear, vivid, and accessible format that immerses you in the heat of battle.
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- Laugier, Didier
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- Anzio
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- French text, paperback, 200 illustrations and numerous maps. 116 pages.
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- new
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- Une nouvelle route pour Rome?
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