Answer The campaign to capture the German and Italian forces in Italy is what is referred to as the Italian Campaign. After the Allies fought the Germans in North Africa and won a victory there, they wanted to continue their advance against the German/Italian forces. They were not ready to invade Germany or France---that would come in June 1944 at Normandy. So in July 1943, they invaded Sicily, an island belonging to Italy. This was captured in 2 months and then they invaded mainland of Italy on 8 September 1943. This began the Italian Campaign This campaign continued until the end of the war; the German forces in Italy surrendered on 2 May 1945. Churchill thought it would be easy to advance up the "boot" of Italy and attack through Austria and into Vienna. But Hitler choose General Kesselring to command the defense of Italy and they fought to hold back the Allies at every Mountain and river. It was a long campaign. After the fall of Rome on 4 June 1944, almost 1/3 of the Allied forces were pulled out of Italy and sent to southern France to assist the campaign to drive into Germany. This reduced the forces such that the Allies had almost equal strength of the Axis forces. The campaign became called "the forgotten front" and some soldiers called themselves "the D-Day Dodgers", because they did not have to fight at Normandy. Even today, most history books will hardly mention any battles fought in Italy from June 1944 until May 1945. Reference LInk on last 12 months of the Italian Campaign: www.custermen.com
On July 10, 1943 the allies invaded Sicily which was under Italian control at the time and was the start of the Italian campaign.
Their was 4.5 Million Italian Soldiers who served Italy during world war 2
The Italian Aggression before World War 2 was that they invaded Albania and signed a secret pact with Adolf Hitler.
Australia in world war 2Australian soldiers generally fought in the pacific campaigns but they also had involvement in the African campaign in Egypt and Libya as well as the Italian campaign but by for the pacific campaign was were most Australian soldiers were fighting a lot of the time they fought alongside British and other commonwealth forces. the New Zealand soldiers fought with the Australians often to form ANZAC.
He most certainly didn't instigate World War 2 and was a top US general in the European campaign.
There were no Italian naval vessels in the Baltic Sea in World War 2.
What were the side effects of the sicily campaign in world war 2?
On July 10, 1943 the allies invaded Sicily which was under Italian control at the time and was the start of the Italian campaign.
Their was 4.5 Million Italian Soldiers who served Italy during world war 2
The blitz.
NZ forces were frequently involved in the North Africa campaign. They were sent to Crete. Their commander was Lieutenant General Bernard Freyberg. They also fought at Monte Cassino in the Italian campaign.
The Italian Aggression before World War 2 was that they invaded Albania and signed a secret pact with Adolf Hitler.
January 1942.
dig 4 victory was a campaign that killed goats and kittens
Nope, so far only World at War has co-op campaign.
Mussolini
Anzio.