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Campaign of
World War II. The line ran from
Termoli in the east,
along the
Biferno River through the
Apennine Mountains to the
Volturno River in the west...
- The
Biferno is a
river of Molise, in
southern Italy. Its
source is in the
comune of
Bojano and
during the
first few
kilometres of its course, it receives...
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province of Campob****o. It is
located in the high
basin of the
Biferno river,
surrounded by
Sannio and
Matese mountains. Campob****o is renowned...
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darkness at Termoli, a
seaport town on the
Adriatic coast,
north of the
Biferno River. 40
Commando penetrated well into the town
before the
Germans were...
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Castellino del
Biferno is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Province of Campob****o in the
Italian region Molise,
located about 15
kilometres (9 mi) northeast...
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immediate area, and has
erected memorials to "All
airmen who flew from
Biferno, Canne, Madna, Ramitelli, and
Nuova airfields during World War II." Abandoned...
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borders the
following muni****lities: Castelbottaccio,
Castellino del
Biferno, Civitacampomarano, Limosano,
Morrone del Sannio,
Petrella Tifernina, Sant'Angelo...
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strategic position,
overlooking the
valley floor and the
lower course of the
Biferno river, and it was also an
important road junction, as it was
located at...
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around the town and were
joined by
British infantry advancing across the
Biferno river to the south-east. They were
unaware that the 16th
Panzer Division...
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tributary the Sacco, the Volturno, Sebeto, Sarno, on the
north the Trigno,
Biferno and Fortore.
Daunian mountains, in Apulia, are
connected with the Apennine...
