Where did the invasion of italy take place?
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Where did the main Allied invasion of italy take place? Where did the Lombardic invasion of italy take place? Where did the invasion of italy take place during the First Italian War? Where did the invasion of italy take place during the Ottoman invasion in the 1480s? Where did the Allied invasion Operation Baytown take place in Italy? Where did the Allied invasion Operation Slapstick take place in Italy?
Salerno around Salerno Comune di Salerno Salierno
northern Italy Italian peninsula northern
northern Italy Italian peninsula northern
Otranto, Italy Otranto
Reggio Calabria, Italy Calabria
Taranto, Italy Taranto port of Taranto
Lombards Second Italo-Ethiopian War Otranto railway station Italian War of 1494–1498 Ottoman invasion of Otranto Operation Achse Allied invasion of Italy
invasion of italy Otranto, Italy
Allied invasion of Italy Italian campaign (World War II) Operation Avalanche Second Italo-Ethiopian War Italian Wars Allied invasion of Sicily Lombards Operation Achse Italian War of 1494–1498 Ottoman invasion of Otranto
The Allied <b>invasion of Italy</b> was the Allied amphibious landing on mainland Italy 
that took place on 3 September 1943 during the early stages of the Italian&nbsp;... Artillery being landed during the <b>invasion</b> of mainland <b>Italy</b> at Salerno, September 
1943. Forces of the British&nbsp;... Operation Avalanche was the codename for the Allied landings near the port of 
Salerno, executed on 9 September 1943, part of the Allied <b>invasion of Italy</b>. In response to the <b>Italian invasion</b>, Ethiopia declared war on <b>Italy</b>. At this point in 
the campaign, the lack of roads represented a serious hindrance for the <b>Italians</b> 
as&nbsp;... When King Charles VIII of France, <b>invaded Italy</b> in 1494, the Pisans rose up 
against the Florentines and ousted them from Pisa and established Pisa as an&nbsp;... The collapse of <b>Italy</b> necessitated German troops replacing the <b>Italians</b> in <b>Italy</b> 
and to a lesser extent the Balkans, resulting in one fifth of the entire German army
&nbsp;... Invasion and conquest of the Italian peninsula[edit]. &quot;Lombard <b>invasion of Italy</b>&quot; 
redirects here. Lombard grave goods (6th-7th&nbsp;... Operation Achse originally called Operation Alaric (German: Unternehmen 
Alarich), was the codename for the German operation supported by <b>Italian</b> 
fascists to forcibly disarm the <b>Italian</b> armed forces after <b>Italy&#39;s</b> armistice ... in 
different theaters: Operation Alarich, the <b>invasion</b> of the <b>Italian</b> mainland; 
Operation Konstantin,&nbsp;... &quot;French <b>invasion of Italy</b>&quot; redirects here. For the invasions of 1796–1797, see 
Italian campaigns of the French Revolutionary Wars. The Ottoman <b>invasion</b> of Otranto occurred between 1480 and 1481 at the <b>Italian</b> 
city of Otranto in Apulia, southern <b>Italy</b>. Forces of the Ottoman Empire <b>invaded</b>&nbsp;...
Otranto Ottoman invasion of Otranto Martyrs of Otranto Otranto Cathedral Tragedy of Otranto Strait of Otranto Capo d'Otranto Otranto railway station Battle of the Strait of Otranto (1940) Stefano Pendinelli
<b>Otranto</b> is a town and comune in the province of Lecce (Apulia, <b>Italy</b>), in a fertile 
region once famous for its breed of horses. It is located on the east coast of the&nbsp;... The Ottoman invasion of <b>Otranto</b> occurred between 1480 and 1481 at the <b>Italian</b> 
city of <b>Otranto</b> in Apulia, southern <b>Italy</b>. Forces of the Ottoman Empire invaded&nbsp;... St. Antonio Primaldo and his Companion Martyrs also known as the Martyrs of 
<b>Otranto</b>, were 813 inhabitants of the Salentine city of <b>Otranto</b> in southern <b>Italy</b> who
&nbsp;... <b>Otranto</b> Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the <b>Italian</b> city of <b>Otranto</b>, 
dedicated to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary. It is the archiepiscopal seat of 
the&nbsp;... The Tragedy of <b>Otranto</b> took place on 28 March 1997 when the Albanian ship 
Kateri i Radës sank in a collision with the <b>Italian</b> naval vessel Sibilla in the Strait 
of&nbsp;... The Strait of <b>Otranto</b> connects the Adriatic Sea with the Ionian Sea and separates 
<b>Italy</b> from Albania. Its width at Punta Palascìa, east of Salento is less than 72&nbsp;... Cape Palascìa, commonly known as Capo d&#39;<b>Otranto</b>, is <b>Italy</b>&#39;s most easterly point. 
It is situated in the territory of the Apulian city of <b>Otranto</b>, in the Province of&nbsp;... Otranto is a railway station in <b>Otranto</b>, <b>Italy</b>. The station is located on the Lecce–
Otranto railway. The train services are operated by Ferrovie del Sud Est. On 12 November, an <b>Italian</b> Navy (Regia Marina) convoy of four merchant ships
—Antonio Locatelli, Premuda, Capo Vado and Catalani—were on their way back
&nbsp;... Stefano Pendinelli was the Roman Catholic archbishop of <b>Otranto</b>, <b>Italy</b>. He was 
slain in 1480, along with all his priests, by the Ottoman force that invaded&nbsp;...
around Salerno
Allied invasion of Italy