Fort Interrotto was a military barracks built in the 19th century and partially fortified as a fortress at the First World War outbreak. It was meant to defend the Italian border against the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The fortress is located at 1,392 meters above sea level in the municipality of Asiago. The name of the fort derives its name from the mountain on which it was built, precisely Monte Interrotto (Italianization of the Cimbrian germanic term "Hinterrucks", which means "mountain placed to the north") ...
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