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Battle of Kasserine Pass: Quick Facts

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Facts

Date February 14, 1943 - February 24, 1943
Location Atlas Mountains • Kasserine Pass • Tunisia
Participants Axis powers • United States
Context World War II

Photos

British Grenadiers with rifles advance up a rocky slope near Kasserine Pass, Tunisia, in 1943, supported by Bren Gun Carriers; more soldiers and vehicles are visible in the background.
Erwin Rommel
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