Cassino War Cemetery

The Cassino War Cemetery is a contention grave burial ground inside the cooperative of Cassino, Province of Frosinone, 139 kilometers south-east of Rome, Italy. Of the entombments, 289 servicemen are unidentified. Inside the burial ground stands the Cassino Memorial which celebrates more than 4,000 Commonwealth servicemen who partook inside the Italian advertising effort and whose graves are not perceived. At whatever point possible, those fight remembrances were set inside armed force burial grounds close to the performance centers of activities.

Amid the Battle of Monte Cassino, Cassino saw the absolute fiercest battling of the Italian Campaign, the city itself and the overwhelming Monastery Hill demonstrating the most cussed snags experienced inside the upgrade towards Rome. Most of these covered inside the contention burial ground kicked the bucket in the fights consistently. Starting at 2012 there are 4,271 Commonwealth servicemen of the Second World War covered or adored at Cassino War Cemetery. From Canada, 194 servicemembers are regarded at the Cassino Memorial.