Allied advance on Rome

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The Allied advance on Rome was the World War II campaign in Italy during 1943–1944 in which Allied forces pushed north through German defenses, culminating in the liberation of Rome.

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Allied advance on Rome canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II campaign
military campaign
alliedCommander Alphonse Juin
Bernard Montgomery
Harold Alexander
Mark W. Clark
capitalCityLiberated Rome
characterizedBy amphibious landings
mountain warfare
combatant Allied forces
Brazil
Canada
Free French forces
linked to: Free French Forces

Kingdom of Italy (co-belligerent)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy

Poland
United Kingdom
United States
conflict World War II
culminatedIn liberation of Rome
defensiveLineFaced Gustav Line
Hitler Line
Winter Line
endDate 1944
followedBy Allied advance to the Gothic Line
front Italian Front
goal liberation of Rome
includedEvent Anzio landings
linked to: Battle of Anzio

Battle of Monte Cassino
Battle of the Gustav Line
Battle of the Volturno Line
Battle of the Winter Line
Operation Avalanche
Operation Baytown
Operation Shingle
linked to: Battle of Anzio

Operation Slapstick
Salerno landings
linked to: Battle of Salerno

breakthrough of the Gustav Line
keyDate 1944-06-04
location Italy
opponent German Army Group C
Nazi Germany
opposingCommander Albert Kesselring
Heinrich von Vietinghoff
partOf Italian Campaign
linked to: Italian campaign
precededBy Allied invasion of Sicily
Allied invasion of mainland Italy
linked to: Battle of Salerno
result Allied victory
startDate 1943

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Battle for Rome partOf Allied advance on Rome