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Operation OKTOBERFEST (1944)
German casualties in Yugoslavia, September 1944
Operation EDELWEISS (1944)
German 69th Army Corps
Operation RAUHNACHT
Operation OKTOBERFEST (1944)
German casualties in Yugoslavia, September 1944
Operation EDELWEISS (1944)
German 69th Army Corps
Operation RAUHNACHT
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Italy
1941-45
History
After World War I, Italy was rewarded with parts of Adriatic coast of former Austro-Hungarian monarchy including Istria, city of Zadar/Zara and several islands although it had even bigger aspirations leading to war with Greece which in the end engulfed Yugoslavia into WW2. Forced Italianization of Slavic population before the war and on occupied territory during the war only helped to strengthen communist resistance which favored attacking Italians.
Royal Italian Armed Forces
- High Command of Armed Forces Slovenia-Dalmatia (Supersloda - Comando superiore di Slovenia e Dalmazia)
- Slovenia-Dalmatia Tactical Air Force Command (Commando Aviazione "Slovenia-Dalmazia" tacttico)
- High Command of Armed Forces Albania (Superalba)
- Army (Regio Esercito)
- Order of Battle
- Battalions
- Regiments
- Brigades
- Divisions
- Corps
- Armies
- Biographies
- Air Force (Regia Aeronautica)
- Army Air Force (Aviazione per l'Eserctio / Esercitavia)
- Naval Air Force (Aviazione per la Marina / Marinavia)
- Navy (Regia Marina)
- Dalmatia Maritime Command (Maridalmazia)
Battles & Campaigns
- Operation TRIO - Axis offensive on Eastern Bosnia
- Operation GORJANCI
- Operation RISNJAK - Anti-partisan operation in Croatia
- Operation VELIKA KAPELA - Anti-partisan operation in Croatia
- Operation Vještića gora
- Operation DINARA
- Operation ALFA - Italian-Chetnik attack on Prozor area
- Operation BETA - Italian-NDH-Chetnik attack on Livno area
- Operation SCHWARZ -
- Operation GAMA
- Operation BIOKOVO-MOSOR
Biographies
- Emilio Becuzzi (1886 - ?)
- Ernesto Chiminello (1890-1943)
- Alfonso Cigala Fulgosi (1884 - 1943)
- Umberto Fabbri (? - ?)
- Alessandro Gloria (1883 – ?)
- Annibale Gallo (? - ?)
- Carlo Mortarotti (? - ?)
- Vezio Orazi (1904 - 1942)
- Mario Roatta (? - ?)
- Antonio Scuero (1885 – 1960)
- Pietro Ubertalli (? - ?)
- Anselmo Zanellato (1913 - 1942)
Losses
Casualties Dead Wounded Missing Total Operation 25 - Yugoslavia and Greece, April 1941 3,324 Italian losses in Yugoslavia up to September 1943 9,065 15,160 6,306 30,531 Books
- Fascism's European Empire: Italian Occupation During the Second World War by Davide Rodogno, Adrian Belton
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