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SPEAKING OF TIME TABLES Skull measuring Allied Advance in Italy Nazi Germany propaganda leaflet, aimed at allied forces at the end of the battle of Casino in May 1944. The allies had landed at Salerno in September 1943, and had been slowed in the fight to move north by terrain, weather and fierce German resistance. It had taken 8 months to gain 123 kilometers, and casualties had been high ("About 1000 casualties for each kilometre!"). The death's head on the map holds calipers to measure the progress so far and apply it to the allied goal of occupying all of Italy and moving on to Berlin.

SPEAKING OF TIME TABLES Skull measuring Allied Advance in Italy Nazi Germany propaganda leaflet, aimed at allied forces at the end of the battle of Casino in May 1944. The allies had landed at Salerno in September 1943, and had been slowed in the fight to move north by terrain, weather and fierce German resistance. It had taken 8 months to gain 123 kilometers, and casualties had been high ("About 1000 casualties for each kilometre!"). The death's head on the map holds  calipers to measure the progress so far and apply it to the allied goal of occupying all of Italy and moving on to Berlin. Stock Photo
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Shawshots / Alamy Stock Photo

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2F9G8AC

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52 MB (4.2 MB Compressed download)

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3617 x 5022 px | 30.6 x 42.5 cm | 12.1 x 16.7 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

1944

Location:

Facist Italy

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SPEAKING OF TIMES TABLES Skull measuring Allied Advance in Italy Nazi Germany propaganda leaflet, aimed at allied forces at the end of the battle of Casino in May 1944. The allies had landed at Salerno in September 1943, and had been slowed in the fight to move north by terrain, weather and fierce German resistance. It had taken 8 months to gain 123 kilometers, and casualties had been high ("About 1000 casualties for each kilometre!"). The death's head on the map holds a calipers to measure the progress so far and apply it to the allied goal of occupying all of Italy and moving on Berlin. ... Probable arrival in Berlin in or about 1952. And the price? Another 600, 000 men dead, wounded or taken prisoners! That means another 7 long years of bloodshed! And that means you will never live to see it!"

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