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That would have to Anzio. The Germans not only pinned the Allies down from Jan 1944 until May 17, 1944 but the fighting there was quite brutal. As an example, the Ranger Battalio launched a night attack that was over-run by German armor. Out of 768 Rangers who went out, only 6 returned. A good book is "Anzio; The Fatal Decision" by Carlo d'Este.
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