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Col Di Lana

a pass in the Alps of Trentino captured in a forward attack on the Austrians by the Italians, on April trians during the drive down the Trentino in May, which was not stopped by the Italians till the middle of the following month at the northern edge of the Val d'Assa and the Asiago basin.

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