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Wasn't it also the reluctance to go around Cassino in the race to Rome that partly contributed to the number of attacks and casualties.

So 75000 casualties compared to just under 2 million killed injured or captured in Stalingrad where every inch of ground was thought over. War is never pleasant but preserved sites war graves and battle grounds do illustrate that we should avoid armed conflict when ever possible

Why would some say, the Americans I assume.

Stalingrad would have been harder fought by some distance I would suggest.