Battle of the Piave river and Vittorio Veneto:
Austro-Hungarian trenches near Asolone
Damaged house near the Piave river, the writing means: "We're all heroes! We'll defend the Piave or we'll die!" (Accoppare is a colloquial verb that means "to kill" but in this sentence means "to get killed", anyway this translation isn't 100% a literal translation but the significance is the same)
Austro-Hungarian pontoon bridge
Italian propaganda poster, on left-top there are: general Armando Diaz (chief of staff of the italian army), President Raymond Poincare (president of the french republic), King Victor Emmanuel II (king of Italy), King George V of England and Woodrow Wilson (US president).
The writings near the woman (personification of Italy): From here they shall not pass.
Italian soldiers waiting the Austrian attack
Italian soldiers at the end of the battle
General Armando Diaz, new chief of staff of the italian army
General Frederick Lambard, earl of Cavan, British general on the italian front
General Jean Cesar Graziani, French general on the italian front
Arz Arthur von Straussenberg, chief of staff of the austro-hungarian army
Svetozar Boroevic von Bojna, leader of the Army Group Boroevic
Italian and French officers in the trenches
Italian 280mm howitzer
Austrian 305mm howitzer
Italian machine gunners on the Monte Grappa
Italian positions on the Piave river
Italian troops advancing on the Piave river line
Map of the Battle of Vittorio Veneto
Italian soldiers crossing the Piave
Italian infantry advancing
Italian 149/39 M1901 howitzer
Italian and Czechoslovak (on the right) troops marching behind the Piave line
Italian soldiers in the village of Nervesa
The Italian soldiers reached Trento
Austro-Hungarian soldiers retreating
Italian troops landing in Trieste