'München' (iii) was the German retreat to the line of the Arno river in the Tuscany region of central Italy (June 1944).

Undertaken with that farther to the east by Generaloberst Heinrich-Gottfried von Vietinghoff-Scheel’s 10^th Army, this retreat saw General Joachim Lemelsen’s 14^th Army pull back to the north, under pressure from Lieutenant General Sir Oliver Leese’s British 8^th Army and Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark’s US 5^th Army in the aftermath of the 'Diadem' offensive and the Allied occupation of Rome, from the part of the 'Albert-Stellung' defences to the south-west of Lake Trasimeno, via fall-back positions in front of Siena and Arezzo, to the 'Arno-Linie' defences.