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text_A: Pope John Paul II is only the name of a pope.
text_B: The Moro River Campaign was an important battle of the Italian Campaign during the Second World War , fought between elements of the British Eighth Army and LXXVI Panzer Corps -LRB- LXXVI Panzerkorps -RRB- of the German 10th Army -LRB- 10 .. Italian Campaign. Italian Campaign ( World War II ). Moro River. Moro ( Italian river ). Second World War. World War II. British Eighth Army. Eighth Army ( United Kingdom ). LXXVI Panzer Corps. LXXVI Panzer Corps. German 10th Army. 10th Army ( Wehrmacht ). British. 4th Infantry Brigade and Headquarters North East. Armee -RRB- .. Lasting from 4 -- 26 December 1943 , the campaign occurred primarily in the vicinity of the Moro River in eastern Italy .. Moro River. Moro ( Italian river ). Italy. Italy. The campaign was designed as part of an offensive launched by General Sir Harold Alexander 's Allied 15th Army Group , with the intention of breaching the German Army 's Winter Line defensive system and advancing to Pescara -- and eventually Rome .. Harold Alexander. Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis. General. General ( United Kingdom ). Sir Harold Alexander. Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis. Allied. Allies of World War II. 15th Army Group. 15th Army Group. German Army. German Army ( Wehrmacht ). Winter Line defensive system. Winter Line. Pescara. Pescara. Rome. Rome. Beginning on 4 December , four infantry divisions -- one British , one Canadian , one Indian and one New Zealand -LRB- which included an armoured brigade -RRB- -- and two armoured brigades -LRB- one British and one Canadian -RRB- of V Corps and XIII Corps attacked heavily defended German positions along the Moro River , achieving several exploitable bridgeheads by 8 December .. Moro River. Moro ( Italian river ). New Zealand. 2nd New Zealand Division. British. 4th Infantry Brigade and Headquarters North East. Canadian. 1st Canadian Armoured Brigade. Indian. 8th Infantry Division ( India ). armoured brigade. 4th New Zealand Armoured Brigade. V Corps. V Corps ( United Kingdom ). XIII Corps. XIII Corps ( United Kingdom ). Throughout the next week , nearly continuous combat operations by both sides -- designed to keep one another pinned down -- created stagnated defensive positions near Orsogna and a narrow pit known as `` The Gully '' .. Orsogna. Orsogna. After being held at the Gully for 10 days , the Canadians succeeded in outflanking German defences , and forcing a German withdrawal to the Ortona -- Orsogna Line .. Orsogna. Orsogna. Ortona. Ortona. On 20 December , the line was attacked by both corps .. By 26 December , strong German defences had stalled Canadian forces in Ortona and British and New Zealand forces in Orsogna .. New Zealand. 2nd New Zealand Division. British. 4th Infantry Brigade and Headquarters North East. Canadian. 1st Canadian Armoured Brigade. Orsogna. Orsogna. Ortona. Ortona. Although both Ortona and Villa Grande were captured by the end of December , general exhaustion among the Allied forces prevented the capture of Orsogna and an advance to Pescara .. Allied. Allies of World War II. Pescara. Pescara. Orsogna. Orsogna. Ortona. Ortona. When harsh winter weather set in , it became clear to the Allied commanders that no further progress would be made and General Alexander called off the offensive .. General. General ( United Kingdom ). Allied. Allies of World War II
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