Monte Camino

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Monte Camino is a mountain in southern Italy that served as a significant landmark and battleground during the Italian Campaign of World War II.

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Monte Camino canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
attackedBy Allied forces
American forces
British forces
conflict World War II
controlledBy German Army during Italian Campaign
country Italy
hasFeature overlooks key road routes
rocky terrain
steep slopes
locatedIn Campania
southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
militarySignificance control of approaches to Cassino area
observation point over surrounding valleys
near Garigliano River
Mignano Gap
Monte Lungo
Monte Sammucro
Monte la Difensa
partOf Allied advance toward Rome
German Winter Line
Italian Apennines
presentDayUse hiking destination
site of war memorials
significantEvent Battle of Monte Camino
Italian Campaign of World War II
linked to: Italian campaign
strategicRole defensive position for German forces
landmark in Italian Campaign
objective for Allied forces
timePeriod 1943
usedAs battlefield

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Bernhardt Line near Monte Camino