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Kobarid, Slovene Littoral
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Kobarid

Caporetto, and A Farewell to Arms

Photograph by Žiga on Wikimedia Commons

About Kobarid

Known everywhere by its Italian name, Caporetto, for the battle of 1917 in which the Italian army broke and retreated, a retreat Ernest Hemingway documented in A Farewell to Arms. The museum in the centre of town covers it thoroughly and won a Council of Europe award in 1993. The place sits in the Upper Soča Valley at the confluence with the Nadiža, the westernmost municipality in Slovenia. The name descends from a Romance form, probably from the Latin caper, goat, a place where there are goats.

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