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Italy - Anzio Beach Head War
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Anzio Beach Head War Cemetery is one of the war graves in
this part of Italy.
During World War II the allied forces got stuck at Monte Cassino. To
get past this "problem" a landing was made at the Anzio Beach
- close to Rome - on the
3rd of September 1943. Many of the allied casualties from this
landing
is buried at this cemetery, which has 2,022 war graves.
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Anzio Beach Head War
Cemetery is a very quiet and well-kept cemetery -
5 kilometres north of Anzio town.
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Some of the many war graves at
Anzio Beach Head War Cemetery.
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One of the war graves at
Anzio Beach Head War Cemetery.
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One of the beautiful trees at
Anzio Beach Head War Cemetery.
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There are
2,022 war graves at Anzio Beach Head War Cemetery.
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The entrance to Anzio
Beach Head War Cemetery.
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Photo:
euro-t-guide.com - Summer 2003
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