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(CONTINUED) By 1946 the cover-ups of Italy's new
republic filled Italian
streets with indignity and
with distrust. Disclosing this story in feature film
will provide today’s generations a useful scarce
perspective about
nationalism and what
really happens when nations go
...
... to war against each other.
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ABOVE: Journalist Giovanni Mameli reviews a book
written
by Carlo Figari (1990) titled "Slaughter of Lwów" which
presents a summary of evidence, testimonies,
and the
circumstantial facts to substantiate a WWII Italian
controversy about the so-called ...
... "Italy's Phantom Army."
The book is about an entire division of Italian soldiers who
had been stationed in Lwów attached to the rear echelon
of Germany's Russian front for which there are
no records
of their return - no accountability - but only...
... substantiation of their disappearance!
The next article below describes the HATE
which existed
between Italian troops and German troops LONG BEFORE
ITALY'S 1943 SURRENDER. This disclosure
makes simple
to understand how quick Germans became unfriendly in Sept 1943, turning against their attached Italian units.
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The article above describes the HATE that existed
between
Italian troops and German troops LONG BEFORE
ITALY'S 1943 SURRENDER.
This disclosure makes simple to understand how quick
Germans
became unfriendly in Sept. 1943, turning
against their attached Italian troop units.
Note the my segmented underscore
(above)
adjacent to my 'exclamation mark' in blue. It lists daily food rations allowed:
GERMANS DAILY RATIONS: Bread 400 grams / Meat 200 grams
Jam 100 grams / Butter 50
grams - DAILY
POLES RATION:
Bread 200 grams / 50 grams meat or margarine - PER
WEEK
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