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Introduction,me when Italy would have to pay for the ‘curse’ Garibaldi had so sternly warned it against.. The combined Royalist and Fascist coup that deposed Mussolini led to the unconditional surrender of Italy in September 1943, and brought with it the division of the country and the direct control of the Sout

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Britain and the Prosecution of Italian War Criminals,d in Italian history. Under the tutelage of the Allied Control Commission and the Allied Control Council, the structures set up by the Allies to administer liberated Italy, the country had to forsake its Fascist past and emerge from the ruin Fascism had wrought on its society, economy, political sys

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,The ‘British Way to Socialism’: British Intervention in the Italian Election of April 1948 and its the Italian Communists. It represented nothing less than a clash without compromise of liberal democracy against Western European Communism. All the efforts that the British and the Americans had made since 1943 to rebuild Italy as a liberal democracy and to ensure its pro-Western orientation were

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Britain, Italy and European Cooperation in the 1940s,and Britain’s quest for a peacetime pact with America was a strand but not the only strand of British foreign policy. The preservation of Britain’s imperial position and the maintenance of its global power were equally important considerations and the achievement of these rested on the successful cr