1. Axis of Blood and Steel

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

2. North Africa

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

3. War In The Balkans

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

4. Crete

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

5. Malta

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

6. El Alemein

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

7. Kasserine

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

8. Sicily

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

9. Salerno

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

10. Cassino

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All roads lead to Rome and for the men of the Allied forces, it was a long and bloody one. It is estimated that between 1943 and 1945 some 90,000 Allied and 110,000 German soldiers died in Italy. No Campaign in the West cost the infantry more than Italy - in lives lost and wounds suffered. This remarkable set in the story of the men and the battles, portrays some of the most savage on any front of the Second World War.

March to Victory: Road to Rome - Season 1

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