Following a military action named for one of these institutions, thousands of women were "Moroccinated" by Goumiers under Alphonso Juin in a campaign of mass-rape.
Following a military action named for one of these institutions, thousands of women were "Moroccinated" by Goumiers under Alphonso Juin in a campaign of mass-rape. Institutions of this type in Aargau were targeted by the Radical Party in 1841, contributing to the outbreak of the Sonderbund War in Switzerland. Victor III's, under the name of Desiderius, was head of one of these institutions that centuries later would serve as the linchpin of the Gustav and Winter Lines in a defensive network commanded by Albert Kesselring. The Lincolnshire Rising erupted in response to action against these institutions, leading Robert Aske to lead the Pilgrimage of Grace. That uprising resulted from Henry VIII's closure of these institutions in England, where they had often suffered Viking raids. For 10 points, identify these locales like Cluny and Monte Cassino, generally populated by Christian monks.
Following a military action named for one of these institutions, thousands of women were "Moroccinated" by Goumiers under Alphonso Juin in a campaign of mass-rape.
Monasteries [accept equivalents like abbeys; grudgingly prompt on "Churches" or "Catholic churches"]