Kasserine, Tunisia

Tunisia

Kasserine, Tunisia carries 87 Bunkabop connections with 6870 other places across 11 topics, dominated by military history. The bulk of its connections trace to World War II: in February 1943, the city hosted the Battle of Kasserine Pass, an engagement between American and German forces in North Africa. Germany, the United States, and France each share many connections with Kasserine. The city also roots deeper in time as a Roman colony called Cillium, and a separate strand links it to post-2012 militant activity along the Algerian-Tunisian border.