Bombing of Rome in World War II, Historical event in Italy
The Bombing of Rome in World War II was a series of air attacks by the Allies.
The city experienced over 1,100 deaths due to the bombings between 1943 and 1944.
The bombing is remembered for the damage it caused to historical landmarks.
Information about the bombings can be studied to understand war impacts on urban centers.
Rome was declared an open city but still suffered significant bombings.
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