Vittorio Veneto

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Vittorio Veneto is a town in northeastern Italy best known as the site of a decisive World War I battle that led to the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian front.

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Vittorio Veneto canonical 8
Vittorio Veneto (town) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
administrativeDivisionType comune
country Italy
formedByMergerOf Ceneda
Serravalle
linked to: Serravalle Scrivia
hasContinent Europe
hasHeritage Venetian cultural heritage
hasHistoricalPeriod World War I
hasHistoricalSignificance symbol of Italian victory over Austro-Hungarian Empire in World War I
hasLanguage Italian
hasPostalCountry IT
hasProvinceCapital Treviso
historicalEventLocation Battle of Vittorio Veneto
knownFor Battle of Vittorio Veneto
decisive World War I battle
locatedIn Province of Treviso
Veneto
northeastern Italy
locatedNear Alps foothills
locatedOn Meschio River
namedAfter Battle of Vittorio Veneto
partOf Italy
resultOfBattle collapse of Austro-Hungarian front
contributed to the end of World War I on the Italian Front
roleInWorldWarI site of decisive Italian offensive against Austro-Hungarian forces
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time

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Battle of Vittorio Veneto location Vittorio Veneto
Province of Treviso contains Vittorio Veneto
Italian battleship Vittorio Veneto namedAfter Vittorio Veneto (town)
linked to: Vittorio Veneto
Littorio sisterShip Vittorio Veneto
Conegliano locatedNear Vittorio Veneto
Operation Gaudo involvedShip Vittorio Veneto
Impero sisterShipOf Vittorio Veneto
Roma sisterShip Vittorio Veneto