This document summarizes a geomorphological study of structurally-controlled landslides in the Dolomite Mountains. It describes 5 major historical landslides - Alleghe, Borte, Pineda, Vaiont, and Cinque Torre - that occurred along steep bedding planes in carbonate rock. Characteristics like length, height, slope angle, and failure mechanism are compared. The study finds that bedding plane failures are common in the tectonically deformed carbonate rocks of the Dolomites, and that the Vaiont landslide was a typical example of these dip-slope failures. Comparisons are made to other large bedding plane-controlled landslides worldwide.