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Balance Of Battle In Mediterranean Swings To Allies
Allied forces pressed along the Salerno Naples corridor as German resistance stiffened north of Salerno. American and British units advanced from beachheads while air forces struck convoys and rail routes. Taranto fell to British control and a small Allied force landed on Ventotene. German claims of Italian capitulation were contested by ongoing fighting. The Allies edged toward Cantanzaro, while German and Italian turmoil increased across northern and central Italy amid heavy bombing and shifting fronts.
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Sorro
Pepineuia
Len
Salerno Biee
Naples
Bulecno
Salerno
Naples-Salerno
Palathin
Eighth Army
Sir Bernard L. Montgomey
Gulf of Squillace
Gulf of Santa Evufemia
Maida
Italy
Cantanzaro
Fifth Army
Salerno-Naples
France
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Taranto
Ventotene
Pola
Adriatic Sea
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Dodecanese
Milan
Turin
Padua
Germany
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Rome
Central
Nouthern
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Auletts
Sapri
Middle East
Fogels
Cairo
North Africa
Key Road
Naples Salerno
Artane
Strother Fortresaer
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William Smith White
London
Mediterranean
Adolf Hitler
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Hitler
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Adriatic
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al- Hed
Ionian Sea
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Atbanian
Berlin
Flela