Battle of Monte Cassino was one tough battle. It involved a very high hill with a Catholic Church / historic building on it. The Nazis took that high ground and waited to shoot down the Allied Forces as they approached the hill and the road leading to Rome. The battle dragged on for a long time. Many men died. The Catholics were notified the allies wanted to bomb the building to kill the Nazis. The Priest and towns people removed icons and paintings.
The building was bombed but the Nazis did not die in the building. The removal of the paintings was a dead give away to the Nazis the building was going to be bombed so they stayed away from it when it was demolished. In the end the Allied Forces were the victors. See the link below.
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The Battle of Monte Cassino (yes that is the correct spelling) was fought 17 January 1944-18 May 1944. See related link for any more information you may need regarding this battle.
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The Battle of Monte Cassino
Answer at your question you can find (at least partialy) in History chanel documentary Lost evidence: Battle of Monte Cassino. There is a link for a part one on YouTube: http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=UDmBBx94Pmg
The Red Poppies on Monte Cassino was created in 1944.