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Orsogna (Abruzzese: Ursógne) is a
comune (muni****lity) and town in the
province of
Chieti in the
Abruzzo region of Italy.
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- keep one
another pinned down—created
stagnated defensive positions near
Orsogna and a
narrow pit
known as "The Gully".
After being held at the
Gully for...
- Line
defenses east of the Apennines,
which petered out in mid-December
having failed to
secure vital cities such as
Orsogna.
Winter Line v t e v t e...
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became known as "the
little Stalingrad."
Failure by the 8th Army to
capture Orsogna however put an end to the
Allied plans of a
strong drive up the eastern...
- Army. It parti****ted in the
Italian campaign,
fighting in
actions at
Orsogna and
later at
Monte C****ino. The
regiment finished the war in
Trieste and...
- Division. It parti****ted in the
Italian Campaign,
fighting in
actions at
Orsogna and
later at C****ino. The
regiment finished the war in
Trieste and remained...
- Castelfrentano. Meanwhile, on 3 December, the 6th
Infantry Brigade ****aulted
Orsogna, and was
involved in
heavy fighting there,
first capturing and then losing...
- Army. It parti****ted in the
Italian Campaign,
fighting in
actions at
Orsogna and
later at C****ino. The
regiment finished the war in
Trieste and remained...
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Battalion parti****ted in the
Italian Campaign,
fighting in
actions at
Orsogna and
later at C****ino. It
finished the war in Trieste, and
remained there...
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Modesto Parlatore (
Orsogna,
Province of Chieti, 5
March 1849 – 6
March 1912) was an
Italian sculptor and architect. In 1870,
Parlatore was
awarded a stipend...
