Mussolini’s Last Testament and anti fascist coup tale
A translated, ninth in a series account presents Mussolini’s self critical view of his overthrow. Describing events from September 1 to 16, the piece notes the king’s ouster, rapid radio announcements, and spontaneous demonstrations of popular sentiment. It details pre coup planning, the capture, and the immediate anti Fascist shift as Fascists faced surprise and internal executions. Aimed at readers of wartime and political history.
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Mussolini
Daca
Tran Vis
After Mussolini Fall the Badoglio Regime Rises
An analysis of Italian politics following Mussolini's downfall details rapid government changes under Badoglio, public confusion over peace and capitulation, destruction of Fascist symbols, and the swift dismantling of Mussolini’s legacy. It notes demonstrations under carabinieri protection, widespread disillusion, and August proclaimed the "month of liberty" as revenge against Fascism.
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Munsoli
Badoglin
Mus- Halini
Mussolini
Mars
Alte
Rimer
Tireles
Musso
Jim
Watson
Mery
Badoglio
Grlicy
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Beach to Discuss Care of Wounded in Army Medical Dept
In observance of the Army medical department’s 170th anniversary a talk will be given by Gen. George C. Beach at Brooke Hospital Center. The event includes Lt. C. J. Robinson of the hospital center and a concert by the Seventh Service Time Band. Registration is set for Friday afternoon at the hospital center.
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United Bhates
Tivlg
George C. Beach
Brooke Hospital
Hospital Center
New Hortons
ArIny Medical Department
Sgt. C. J. Robinson
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Sithacny Service
Tivees
Armed Bandits Rob Salesman at Soledad Street
Amaya of the Wines Maki ng company reports two armed men followed him home on Thursday at 10 30 am on Duryea Avenue Soledad streets. They ordered him to raise hands and demanded the money in an envelope under his shirt. The robbers fled after failing to grab the envelope, leaving Amaya shaken but unharmed.
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Amaya Qaid
Small Jap Industrial Cities Set Aflame By B-29 Raids
Allied air forces struck three Japanese industrial cities Omuta Matsuyama and Tokuyama, dropping 2206 tons of bombs in dawn raids that sparked massive fires. The attack followed intensified carrier and land-based assaults over Japan with nearly 4000 Allied planes in three days and moderate anti-aircraft fire. Japanese fighters engaged but failed to halt the bombing runs as debris and smoke rose 18,000 feet into the overcast sky.
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Japan
Omuta
Matsuyama
Tokuyamaa
Aitymen
Istaard
Pay East
Skenney
Okinawa
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Yushi
Seventh Air Force
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U.S
Redeployment of Army Divisions to United States
The 20th Armored and 28th Infantry divisions began redeployment from Le Havre for shipment to the United States. Advanced units departed July 14. Boston area units include numerous ordnance, engineer, quartermaster, signal, medical, and military police detachments and the 34th Medical Supply platoon, with several air service groups and support squadrons listed among the advance detachments and base services.
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28Th Infantry
le Havre
United States
Boston
162Nd Ordnance Battalion
Bist
1194Th Engineer Combat Group
4Th Tank Destroyer Group
Beith
Ordnance Ammunition
Military Police
Patel
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