Italy in WW2

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surrendered Italy to allies

Italy has been involved in many wars since becoming a country in the 19th Century. The Boxer Rebellion, World War 1, The Spanish Civil War, World War 2, and the Persian Gulf War are some of them.

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Before we get to answering this question we need to remember that the U.S. of 1938 and today were very different from one another. In 1938 the U.S. was an industrial power recovering from a severe economic downturn ( the Great Depression). It's people and much of its government were not interested in getting involved in foreign wars. The people of the U.S. would have preferred that Europe did not fight but did not want to spill U.S. blood if they did. The U.S. due to interwar budget cuts was neither a major military power aside from its navy. The army and air corps were small and ill supplied until the rebuilding started in 1939-1940. Isolationism ran strong in the U.S. partly due to the results of World War I which left many people unhappy on both sides of the Atlantic. It took a swift kick in the U.S. backside (Pearl harbor) by Japan and declarations of war from Germany and Italy to break the U.S. from the isolationist stance irrevocably. European appeasement of Hitler was a strictly European matter to the U.S. public. The U.S. was not in a position, nor wanted to be in a position at the time to have a direct say in how the U.K. and France dealt with Hitler diplomatically.

On 7 April, 1939, Italy invaded Albania. Albania was self-ruled but it depended on Italy for protection. Mussolini considered this a "family matter" and did not involve Germany or any other neighboring country in his move to gain more territory.

He and his mistress Clara Petacci were caught by communist partisans trying to escape Italy into Switzerland on April 27, 1945, where they had planned to travel via plane to Spain. The partisans put him on a train back to comune Mezzegra along with 15 other fascists. He was executed by shooting there the next day.

Mussolini's ultimate legacy was not a desirable one. After being shot, his corpse and that of Petacci were thrown in the back of a truck and taken to Milan. He was strung up in the Piazza Quindici Martiri (Literally, "The Square of Fifteen Martyrs"; named for 15 anti-fascists hung there just weeks prior to Mussolini's fall from grace) by a meat hook, where his lifeless body was shot, stoned, and spat upon. As you can clearly see, the people hadn't an ounce of love left for him. Some even speculate that it was the news of Mussolini's horrific death (and consequent parading) that aided in Hitlers' decision to commit suicide.

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Coordination of all Allied Forces in Mediterranean countries and defeat of Italian fascist and imperial policies are the reasons why the Italian campaign was important. The designation references anti-Axis operations around and in Italy from July 10, 1943 through May 2, 1945. It therefore refers to such outcome-changing events as the invasion of Sicily of July 9, 1943 to August 17, 1943, the surrender of German forces in Caserta, Italy on April 29, 1945, the termination of World War II efforts in Europe, and the victory of the countries allied against Germany and Italy.

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Royal Italian Army because they were dedicated to the King of Italy. In 1940 the Italian Army consisted of 73 Divisions totaling approximately 1.63 Million men. The MVSN or Milizia Volontaria Sicurezza Niazionale were the fascist party military. The soldiers from the African colonies were the Colonial army. They wore uniforms and dress that were traditional to their area. Italian Names for some specialized soldiers within the Army. Bersaglieri - Elite corp of sharpshooters, used as light, mobile infantry. Alpini - Mountain troops Motomitraglieri - Motorised machine-gunners on motorcycles Raggruppamento - grouping somewhat like a modern task force used by the US armed forces. Reggimento - Regiment Carabinieri - Long established elite Police of Italy. Served as a military police during the war. Guardia alla Frontiera (GAF) - Frontier Guard Guardia di Finanza - Finance Guard (actually a combat unit) Names related to Fascists military. Camice Nere - CCNN - Plural of CN, Black Shirt Squadristi - Bands of Fascist Blackshirts

Many were punished for the actions of the few. A few Japanese Americans sabotaged a tanker filled with gasoline by adding paraffin. This kept a number of American airplanes from having sufficient gasoline to defend the Philippines and caused the PT boats from having enough fuel. It greatly assisted the Japanese conquest of the Philippines. That led to panic. It made the rest of the country wonder what other acts of sabotage the Japanese would perform.

German Americans and Italian Americans in general did not have such ties to the mother country. They especially did not want to risk getting shipped back home!

He was captured by the partisans. The Communist partisans took him out the next morning and shot him. Then he and his mistress were taken to Milan and hung up for public display. But he was already dead when they hung him upside down.

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Germany is a relatively recent nation, yet has been involved in several wars since/leading up to its unification in 1871. Most notably:

Franco-Prussian War

WW1

WW2

Afghanistan (post 2001)

Germany was also involved in several uprisings in Africa pre 1914, including two Samoan Civil Wars between 1887 and 1894. Hitler also sent troops to the Spanish Civil War to help Spanish rebels.

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Mussolini was a fascist, so he wouldn't have promised to free Italy from fascism. He did dislike capitalism, but under his fascist government, he used a form of economics called "corporatism", which was, simply put, a cooperation between government and corporations, with them working together to rule the economy.

Hitler was the leader of the Nazis, and Nazism is somewhat similar to Fascism. So Hitler made no promises to free Germany from Fascism. Hitler openly disliked economics, and didn't really care about them; however, he disliked Western capitalism, mainly because he believed that it was dominated by Jewish people. His economic policies were to largely maintain capitalism in Germany, except that he removed "foreigners", especially Jews, from the economy as much as possible.

So you could make the argument that they promised to get rid of capitalism, but in reality, neither actually did a lot to truly get rid of it.

The oil, and steel companies, were majorly monopolized during the gilded age, and n doing so created the sherman antitrust act.

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Probably Italy. The fascist government started in 1922 under Benito Mussolini.

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