The Battle of Pindus took place during the Greco-Italian War in November 1940. It was a significant conflict between the forces of Greece and Italy in the mountainous region of Pindus. Greek troops successfully defended their positions against the Italian invasion, showcasing their determination and military capability. This battle was part of a larger campaign where Greece aimed to repel Italian forces that had invaded from Albania. The Greek victory at Pindus boosted morale and contributed to the overall resistance against the Axis powers during World War II.