Battle of Gemmano

The Battle of Gemmano found in World War II between 4 and 15 September 1944 Gemmano place, a village in the province of Rimini, when the Allies were trying to break through the Gothic Line.

In the course of this battle, which evolved from a series of four British attacks against the German positions, the village was occupied Gemmano in the second attack on September 9, while the following two operations to conquer the surrounding area led.

Although this battle was quite short, this battle by many historians called the Monte Cassino of the Adriatic.