Summary

Caserta surrender (1945)

“ All formations, units and sub-units of the German Land Forces, whereever they may be, will remain in their present positions and in their existing formations pending further orders from the Supreme Allied Commander. Only such local movement is permitted as is essential for the transmission of orders, the supply of food, water, forage and petrol and the treatment of sick and wunded. ”
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Caserta surrender (1945)

“ In particular, all large scale road and rail movement between ITALY and any point outside ITALY is absolutely prohibited. Any movement east of the ISONZO River will be liable to air attack without warning. ”
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