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The Battle of Anzio (January 22, 1944 - June 5, 1944) during WW2 held in the cities of Anzio and Nettuno, Italy resulted in an Allied victory against German forces despite being poorly planned and executed.

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Were Mussolini and Audie Murphy involved in the Battle of Anzio?

Yes


What was the significance of the Battle of Anzio?

The Battle of Anzio in January of 1944 took place just 6 months before D-Day at Normandy. The Battle of Anzio was probably a rehearsal for Normandy because LST's were used to penetrate the beaches near Rome, Italy. An LST is a type of watercraft that can also travel on land.


How long was the battle of anzio?

January 22-May 23, 1944


Was the battle at Rapido Bay a beach landing?

No. it was not! The River Rapido was inland from the beach. The beach battle occurred at Anzio.


Bloody Anzio?

The battle to take back mainland Italy in 1944. Allied victory.


What two countries were involved in the battle of Anzio?

USA, British, Canadian, Australia, Free Polish


What American and German battle was fought near Rome?

Monte Cassino, Anzio, Rapido River Crossing.


What is the population of Anzio?

Anzio's population is 52,192.


What is the area of Anzio?

The area of Anzio is 43.43 square kilometers.


How long lasted the battle of anzio?

The battle occured on January 22, 1944 - June 5, 1944. So it lasted 135 days or 4 months and 2 weeks.


How long did the Battle of Anzio last?

The battle occured on January 22, 1944 - June 5, 1944. So it lasted 135 days or 4 months and 2 weeks.


Who won the battle of anzio Italy?

The Allies won but only after several months of fighting there and at the Cassino front. The US VI Corps landed on Anzio on 22 Jan 1944 and the Cassino front did not relieve them until May 18 (or so) in 1944.