cassino
See cassino in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(kə-sēˈnō, käs-)
A town of central Italy in the Apennines northwest of Naples. In World War II the town and nearby Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were reduced to rubble during fierce German-Allied fighting (February-May 1944). Population: 32,600.
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