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Outcomes
The Germans were doomed before this battle began. The fury and courage of the Allied troops came as a complete shock to the enemy. They were not prepared to defend against such a swift and punishing attack. The Allies came up the slope and penetrated the monastery so quickly that the Germans didn't even have enough time to sound out. Although the Allies suffered heavy losses, the Italian campaign is near its end. With this defeat and losses elsewhere, the collapse of the German war machine is near.
French Victory
Unfortunately, the Germans proved to be too strong and the monastery too fortified a position for the Allies. The Germans had the advantage of the high ground and used it for all it was worth, bombarding any Allied push with a rain of steel and fire. Thousands of Allied soldiers were lost trying to take the hill, and although it sometimes looked as if the day would turn in the Allies' favor, it never did. The enemy retains control of the peninsula, and liberation of Italy now seems hopeless.
French Defeat
Berlin sends its gratitude. The line has held and the ravaged Allied forces are retreating to the countryside. The monastery provided an effective shelter that rendered all assaults futile. While the enemies limped home in defeat, the pride of the Fatherland has been restored at Monte Cassino. This victory has dealt a severe blow to the Allies and allowed the Germans to keep its ironclad grip on Italy.
German Victory
The Allied forces ripped through Germany's defenses at Monte Cassino, leaving the Germans stunned and in disbelief at their defeat. Regardless of how long they held the monastery and how well they held it, it was eventually a lost cause. And with this loss, control of Italy and eventually that of southern Europe leaves with it. World domination is slipping from Berlin's grasp as surely as German forces lost this key battle.
German Defeat