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8th Army

8a Armata

History

After return from Russian front, 8th Army was deployed in northern Italy and also covered territory west of pre-war Yugoslav-Italian border.

8th Army was disarmed and disbanded by the Germans following Italian capitulation.

War crimes

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Order of battle 1943 (Yugoslavia only)

  • 23rd Army Corps - Trieste
    • 2nd Mountain Infantry Division Sforzesca - Divača
  • 24th Army Corps - Videm
    • 52nd Motorised Division Torino - Gorica
    • 3rd Alpine Division Julia

Commanders

  • Italo Gariboldi

Operations

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