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October 1944
The following events occurred in October 1944: October 1, 1944 (Sunday) *The Battle of Tornio began between German and Finnish forces. *Operation Undergo ended in Allied victory. * Putten raid happened from October 1st to 2nd 660 men were taken away after a failed attack on a German official in November 1944 *After a four-day battle, the U.S. Fifth Army captured Monte Battaglia on the Gothic Line in Italy, helped by the Italian partisans. The II and the IV Corp of the Army launch an offensive towards Bologna, that will end in a month with heavy losses and a limited gain of ground. * Richard McCreery replaced Oliver Leese as Commander-in-Chief of the Eighth Army. *The St. Louis Browns won the American League pennant on the final day of the season by beating the New York Yankees 5-2. The Browns, who had never won a pennant in franchise history and would not win another as a St. Louis team, were helped immensely by the wartime roster depletion across baseball that happened to ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
World War II 1944 10
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