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What led to the surrender of Italy's government during world war 2?
Updated: 8/19/2019
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- The arrest and execution of Benito Mussolini on orders of the King.
- The repelling of the Nazi Forces from Sicily and then past Rome.
- The Italians were sabotaging the Nazis because they hated the Nazis.
- The Italians were surrendering to the Allied Forces in droves. They informed the Allied Forces they never want to fight against them and wanted to join them.
- The Nazis were not able to keep up the front in Russia and the front in Italy.
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