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The 15 pages that link to Harold Alexander, each with the reason it gives.

• Bernard MontgomeryRelated: Alexander was Montgomery's superior in North Africa and coordinated the wider campaign.

• Second Battle of El AlameinRelated: He oversaw the theater command under which Montgomery fought the battle.

• Italian campaignRelated: He coordinated the multinational armies advancing up the peninsula.

• Battle of Monte CassinoRelated: He coordinated the multinational operations that culminated in the May breakthrough.

• Claude AuchinleckRelated: Alexander succeeded Auchinleck as Middle East commander in 1942.

• Mark W. ClarkRelated: Alexander was Clark’s superior during the Italian campaign.

• Albert KesselringRelated: Alexander directed Allied operations against the defenses Kesselring organized in Italy.

• Allied invasion of SicilyRelated: He coordinated the armies whose competing routes toward Messina complicated the campaign.

• Western Desert campaignRelated: He coordinated the eastern and western Allied pressures that closed on Axis forces in Tunisia.

• Battle of AnzioRelated: Alexander directed the wider Italian offensive that coordinated with the beachhead breakout.

• Bernard FreybergRelated: Alexander became Freyberg’s senior commander in the Mediterranean campaigns.

• Mediterranean and Middle East theatre of World War IIRelated: He oversaw the Italian campaign after the invasion of Sicily.

• Allied invasion of ItalyRelated: He directed the multinational armies advancing from Salerno toward Rome.

• Alan BrookeRelated: Brooke supported Alexander’s senior Mediterranean command despite disputes over campaign priorities.

• Tunisian campaignRelated: He coordinated Allied armies during the campaign’s final phase.