Retreating Italian troops following the Battle of Caporetto, also called 12th Battle of the Isonzo, (October 24–December 19, 1917). The Italian military disaster during World War I followed an Austro-German offensive on the Isonzo front in northeastern Italy, where the Italian and Austrian forces had been stalemated for two and a half years. In the wake of the successful Austrian and German advance, more than 600,000 war-weary and demoralized Italian soldiers either deserted or surrendered. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/retreating-italian-troops-following-the-battle-of-caporetto-also-called-12th-battle-of-the-isonzo-october-24december-19-1917-the-italian-military-disaster-during-world-war-i-followed-an-austro-german-offensive-on-the-isonzo-front-in-northeastern-italy-where-the-italian-and-austrian-forces-had-been-stalemated-for-two-and-a-half-years-in-the-wake-of-the-successful-austrian-and-german-advance-more-than-600000-war-weary-and-demoralized-italian-soldiers-either-deserted-or-surrendered-image409746568.html
RM2EPHFX0–Retreating Italian troops following the Battle of Caporetto, also called 12th Battle of the Isonzo, (October 24–December 19, 1917). The Italian military disaster during World War I followed an Austro-German offensive on the Isonzo front in northeastern Italy, where the Italian and Austrian forces had been stalemated for two and a half years. In the wake of the successful Austrian and German advance, more than 600,000 war-weary and demoralized Italian soldiers either deserted or surrendered.
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