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Alpine Wall

The Alpine Wall (Vallo Alpino) was an Italian system of fortifications along the 1,851 km (1,150 mi) of Italy's northern frontier. Built in the years leading up to World War II at the direction of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, the defensive line faced France, Switzerland, Austria, and Yugoslavia. It was defended by the "Guardia alla Frontiera"…

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Built
1930–42
Controlled by
Italy
In use
1935–91
Materials
Concrete, steel
Type
Defensive line

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Guardia alla Frontiera

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Alpine Wall

Nodes51
Edges50
Triples46
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
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related to The Alpine Wall during World War II · 14
Alpine Wall → Alpine Line, Alps, Chaberton, During, Fort Mont Chaberton, France, French, German, In, Italian, June, Little, Second Battle, World War II
related to history · 13
Alpine Wall → Adriatic, Alignment, Assembly, Fiume, Heavier, Initial, Mediterranean, Resistance, Security, Three, Ventimiglia, Work, Zone
related to External links · 10
Alpine Wall → Alpine WallBunkermuzeumLe, Croazia, Cuneo, Eastern Vallo AlpinoVallo, Endangered Italian, Italian, Littorio, Slovenia, The Underground Fortifications, Vallo Alpino
related to Abandonment · 3
Alpine Wall → Cold War, Only, The
Built · 1
Alpine Wall → 1930–42
Controlled by · 1
Alpine Wall → Italy
In use · 1
Alpine Wall → 1935–91
Materials · 1
Alpine Wall → Concrete, steel
Type · 1
Alpine Wall → Defensive line

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fortifications italian alpine wall war vallo world line france alpino ii built isbn italy type german defended switzerland austria yugoslavia

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Alpine WallBuilt1930–421.00infobox
Alpine WallControlled byItaly1.00infobox
Alpine WallIn use1935–911.00infobox
Alpine WallMaterialsConcrete, steel1.00infobox
Alpine WallTypeDefensive line1.00infobox
Fort Mont Chaberton exchanged fire with their French counterparts of the Alpine Lineinstance ofsome western forts0.80text
Alpine Wallrelated to AbandonmentThe0.60section
Alpine Wallrelated to AbandonmentCold War0.60section
Alpine Wallrelated to AbandonmentOnly0.60section
Alpine Wallrelated to External linksThe Underground Fortifications0.60section
Alpine Wallrelated to External linksAlpine WallBunkermuzeumLe0.60section
Alpine Wallrelated to External linksVallo Alpino0.60section

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