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Soldiers of the Italia Division in Garfagnana, late 1944.
u/the_giank — 11 days ago
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Captured M3 Stuart tank of the "Cavalleggeri di Lodi" Armored Reconnaissance Group (R.E.Co.) in Tunisia, 1943.
u/the_giank — 11 days ago
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Surrender of a British patrol and death of one of its members at Marmarica, Egyptian-Libyan border, summer 1940
u/the_giank — 13 days ago
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Captured Italian POWs playing cards in Tunisia, 1943.
u/waffen123 — 12 days ago
"What was the value of our sacrifice?", Fascist postcard issued under the Italian Social Republic, intended to rally the public around continued war effort alongside Nazi Germany to save the nation's honor after the 1943 armistice with the Allies; made by Daniele Fontana (1900-1984), 1944
The text reads:
>What was the value of our sacrifice?
Italians! Our Fallen and Maimed command us to redeem, at all costs, the honor of the Fatherland
u/Provinz_Wartheland — 11 days ago
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A group of newly liberated Italian prisoners runs towards the Bersaglieri, June 1942.
u/the_giank — 12 days ago
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The grave of five unknown Italian soldiers killed in the Greco-Italian War, 1941
u/the_giank — 12 days ago
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A soldier with a Fiat Revelli Mod. 35 in position for anti-aircraft fire, North Africa, 1940-41.
u/Calamai_Barents484 — 12 days ago
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Soldiers likely belonging to the Italia Division in Garfagnana, late 1944.
u/the_giank — 11 days ago
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A Sergeant of the Monterosa Division and a NCO of the San Marco Division near Castelnuovo di Garfagnana, September 1944
u/the_giank — 11 days ago