Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 7月11日 03時00分

On the 75th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Sicily, we look back at Magnum co-founder Robert Capa's documentation of the campaign. Link in bio.
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While Robert Capa flew with paratroopers being dropped over Sicily during the Allied invasion’s earliest days, he didn’t arrive on the island until late July, when he disembarked from a supply ship. He followed the American forces along the coast to Agrigento and from there moved into the island’s mountainous interior. It was in this region that much of the hardest fighting was done, as German units fought a rear-guard action hoping to hold off the allies until an evacuation of their comrades from Messina, in the island’s north east, was complete.
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Capa entered Troina, a well-defended hilltop town that had been heavily bombarded by Allied forces in order to dislodge its defenders, with the first American patrol and found traumatised locals who had endured the extended barrage.
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PHOTO: Man carrying girl with bandaged leg. Troina, Sicily. August 6, 1943
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