by Ken Ford · RBA Coleccionables · tapa dura · ISBN 9788447355709
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«Truenos en Montecassino: Cassino, enero de 1944» is a military history book by Ken Ford, published by RBA Coleccionables in hardcover.
The book recounts the battle for Cassino in January 1944, when the Allies attempted to break the Gustav Line; the summit of Montecassino, with its medieval monastery, was the key to that German defense which crossed the Italian peninsula from coast to coast. It also describes the harshness of the fighting around the monastery during the Italian campaign.
The edition, of 96 pages, includes illustrations by Howard Gerrard, maps, plans, bibliography and index; translation by José Felipe Martín Martín of the original Cassino 1944.
For fans of military history, especially the Italian campaign and the battle of Cassino in World War II.
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