The Nave,
Monte Cassiono Abbey.
Date: 1890.
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English:
Choir Stalls and Organ of Monte Cassino Abbey,
prior to destruction in 1944.
Italiano:
L’organo a canne dell’Abbazia di Montecassino,
distrutto nei bombardamenti del 1944.
Date: 1930s.
Source:
Author:
Gaetano Fronzuto - coll. priv. della
Fam. Caruso, Gaeta - Napoli
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The Nave,
English: Monte Cassino Abbey.
Hrvatski: Katedrala (Monte Cassino).
Date: 2022.
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The Great Organ,
Monte Cassino Abbey.
Date: 1 July 2016.
Source: Own work.
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Author: Mattis
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Monte Cassino Abbey.
Date: 4 September 2012.
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English:
The re-built Monte Cassino Arch-Abbey.
Polski:
Klasztor benedyktyński na Monte Cassino –
widok z Polskiego Cmentarza Wojennego.
Deutsch:
Die Erzabtei Monte Cassino (Montecassino),
das Mutterkloster aller Benediktiner, gegr. 529.
Latina:
Archiabbatia Benedictina de Monte Cassino.
Italiano:
Arciabbazia di Monte Cassino.
Date: July 2007.
Source: Own work.
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Author: Ludmiła Pilecka
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The Pipe-Organ,
Monte Cassino Abbey.
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Monte Cassino Abbey.
After Allied bombing.
Photographer: Wittke.
Original Caption:
For documentary purposes, the German Federal Archive
often retained the original image Captions, which may be erroneous, biased, obsolete or politically extreme.
Monte Cassino-ein Trümmerfeld.
83 anglo-amerikanische Bomber haben am 15. Februar ihre Bombenlast über dem ehrwürdigen Kloster von Monte Cassino, der Geburtsstätte des Benediktinerordens abgeworfen. Das herrliche Bauwerk wurde vollständig zerstört und unersetzliche Kulturwerte vernichtet. Als Vorwand der Bombardierung diente die Behauptung, deutsche Truppen hätten das Kloster als Artilleriefestung ausgebaut, eine Behauptung, die inzwischen durch Erklärungen der Mönche von Monte Cassino restlos entkräftet wurde.
PK-L 2242.
Date: February 1944.
Collection: German Federal Archives.
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