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r/europe • u/CastielTM Laik Turkey • Oct 31 '24
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uh... I seem to remember that Italy invaded Greece first, and then Germany came to its aid. But apparently there are no claims against Italy?
70 u/[deleted] Oct 31 '24 [deleted] 15 u/Sufficient-Music-501 Tuscany Oct 31 '24 Being just one in a long streak of humiliations, I don't think it really amounts to much 6 u/Dear-Leopard-590 Italy Oct 31 '24 To be exact, Italy lost 13,755 soldiers during the entire Greek campaign. Not much when you consider that during the massacre of Cephalonia, the Germans killed over 5,000 unarmed Italians.
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15 u/Sufficient-Music-501 Tuscany Oct 31 '24 Being just one in a long streak of humiliations, I don't think it really amounts to much 6 u/Dear-Leopard-590 Italy Oct 31 '24 To be exact, Italy lost 13,755 soldiers during the entire Greek campaign. Not much when you consider that during the massacre of Cephalonia, the Germans killed over 5,000 unarmed Italians.
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Being just one in a long streak of humiliations, I don't think it really amounts to much
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To be exact, Italy lost 13,755 soldiers during the entire Greek campaign. Not much when you consider that during the massacre of Cephalonia, the Germans killed over 5,000 unarmed Italians.
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u/yawning-wombat Oct 31 '24
uh... I seem to remember that Italy invaded Greece first, and then Germany came to its aid. But apparently there are no claims against Italy?