BADOGLIO, PIETRO

pyāˈtrō bädôˈlyō, 1871–1956, Italian soldier and public official. After serving in World War I, he was governor of Libya (1929–33) and succeeded Gen. Emilio de Bono as commander in chief in the Ethiopian conquest, which he brought (1936) to a victorious end. Created duke of Addis Ababa, he was briefly viceroy of Ethiopia, then chief of the Italian general staff until 1940. After the fall of Mussolini, he was made (1943) premier by King Victor Emmanuel III. He negotiated an armistice with the Allies, whom he joined in the war against Germany. Meeting with much opposition in Italy, he resigned in 1944. He wrote Italy in the Second World War (tr. 1948).

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books on: Badoglio Pietro  - 259 results

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Biographical Dictionary of World War II
Book by Mark M. Boatner III; Presidio Press, 1996
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945--Biography--Dictionaries
...the DSO with bar and two DFCs. BADOGLIO, Pietro. Italian general and statesman...21 . Always anti-Fascist, Badoglio was exiled as ambassador to Brazil...the 9 Sep 43 assault at Salerno, Badoglio had the operation called off because...
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Ezra and Dorothy Pound: Letters in Captivity, 1945-1946
Book by Omar Pound, Robert Spoo; Oxford University Press, 1999
Subjects: Authors' Spouses--United States--Correspondence, Fiction, Poets, American--20th Century--Correspondence, Pound, Dorothy--Correspondence, Pound, Ezra--1885-1972--Correspondence, Prisoners Of War--Italy--Pisa--Correspondence, World War, 1939-1945--Prisoners And Prisons, American
...strategies Beinecke . See also Letter 35. Marshall BADOGLIO Pietro Badoglio 1871-1956 , Italian field marshal who conquered...in July 1943, see Introduction. EP despised the Badoglio government and coined the verb badogliare, "to...
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All or Nothing: The Axis and the Holocaust 1941-1943
Book by Jonathan Steinberg; Routledge, 2002
Subjects: Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Italy, Italy--Ethnic Relations, Jews--Persecution--Italy, World War, 1939-1945--Jews--Germany, World War, 1939-1945--Jews--Rescue--Italy
...Partito Nazionale Fascista-1942-43 B. 44 f. 242 Badoglio, Pietro, Maresciallo dItalia B. 60 f. 278 Pricolo, Francesco...Guerra Sf. 11 Ministero della Marina B. 67 f. 389 Badoglio, Pietro f. 390 Cavallero, Ugo B. 71 f. 461 Pavelic e...
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The Regions of Italy: A Reference Guide to History and Culture
Book by Roy Domenico; Greenwood Press, 2002
Subjects: Italy--Handbooks, Manuals, Etc
...33 ; Titus Rome , 133 ; Trajan Ancona , 210 Aretino, Pietro, 326 Arezzo, 324 27 , 343 Arezzo, Guittone d, 319...also Bonaparte, Elisa Baciocchi Badia Polesine, 387 Badoglio, Pietro, 245 Baglioni family, 351 Bagnacavallo, 99 Bagnacavallo...
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The Italian Nationalist Association and the Rise of Fascism in Italy
Book by Alexander J. De Grand; University of Nebraska Press, 1978
Subjects: Associazione Nazionalista Italiana, Fascism--Italy, Italy--Politics And Government--1914-1922, Italy--Politics And Government--1922-1945
...85, 108 Arcari, Paolo, 52 Aventine Secession, 164 Badoglio, Pietro, 109 , 112 -13 Balbo, Italo, 134 , 137 , 162 , 178...12 Celesia di Vegliasco, Giovanni, 126 Ceriana, Pietro, 56 Chiggiato, Giovanni, 124 Ciano, Costanzo, 140...
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journal articles on: Badoglio Pietro  - 5 results

 
 
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Catholic Labor and Catholic Action: the Italian Context of Quadragesimo Anno
Journal article by Paul Misner; The Catholic Historical Review, Vol. 90, 2004
Subjects: Catholic Action League, Catholicism, Ethics, European history, Italy, Labor economics, Papal documents, Pius XI (Pope) (1857-1939), Popes, Social activism
...Mussolini fell on July 25, 1943; on September 3, Marshal Pietro Badoglio came to an armistice agreement with the Allies, whereupon...1943), the post-fascist government of Marshal Badoglio called on the prefascist labor leaders to reorganize...
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Mediterraneo Interrupted: Perils and Potentials of Representing Italy's Occupations in Greece and Libya through Film
Journal article by Clarissa Clo; Italian Culture, Vol. 27, 2009
Subjects: Italian colonialism--Management, Italian foreign relations--Military aspects, Lion of the Desert (Motion picture), War movies--Management
...captioned with a different purpose in mind, are in Grazianis Cirenaica pacificata (1932.: 188-89). (15) Pietro Badoglio, who was governor of Libya at the rime, and was as responsible as Graziani for the repression against the Libyan...
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Mussolini and His Generals: The Armed Forces and Fascist Foreign Policy, 1922-1940
Journal article by Alexander De Grand; The Historian, Vol. 72, 2010
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Mussolini and His Generals: The Armed forces and Fascist Foreign Policy, 1922-1940 (Nonfiction work)--Book reviews
...was, for most of this period, fundamentally opposed to France, Great Britain, and Yugoslavia, although Marshal Pietro Badoglio, the chief of the general staff and the man in charge of coordinating military strategy, was far more comfortable...
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"No Bad Stories"
Journal article by Douglas Porch; Naval War College Review, Vol. 55, 2002
Subjects: Armed forces, Media, United States
...John, the press came perilously close to ending Ikes career.7 His decision in September 1943 to maintain Marshal Pietro Badoglio, one of Mussolinis ex-henchmen, and King Victor Emanuel in power in Italy was denounced by the New York Times...
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Has the Nation Died? the Debate over Italy's Identity (and Future)
Journal article by Dario Biocca; Daedalus, Vol. 126, 1997
Subjects: Italians--Political activity, Italy--Politics and government, Political reform--Italy
...democracy. Along the same lines, Pietro Scoppola has identified the...German revenge, Prime Minister Badoglio fled from Rome in such haste...southern port city of Brindisi, Badoglio asked his Anglo-American...Bollati Boringhieri, 1991). 12 Pietro Scoppola, 25 aprile. Liberazione...


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magazine articles on: Badoglio Pietro  - 9 results

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We Want Our Looted Artefacts Back! Supporters of Repatriation, in Ethiopia and Elsewhere in Africa, See the Return of the 140-Ton Aksum Obelisk as a Precedent for the Restitution of Other Artefacts Looted during the Colonial Era from Many Parts of Africa and Elsewhere. but Would the "Democracy-Loving" Former Colonial Masters Oblige?, Asks Professor Richard Pankhurst
Magazine article by Richard Pankhurst; New African, November 2008
...but was defeated when the Italian commander, Pietro Badoglio, ordered the use of poison gas, then banned by international...to Italy. There was also extensive personal loot. Pietro Badoglio, the Italian commander in Ethiopia, claimed half...
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Resisting
Magazine article by Harvey Sachs; The Antioch Review, Vol. 52, Spring 1994
Subjects: Anti-Nazi movement--Italy, Anti-Nazi movements--Italy, Resistance movements, War--Personal narratives, Wars--Personal narratives, World War, 1939-1945
...his new prime minister, Marshall Pietro Badoglio, both of whom had connived and...peninsula. After the surrender, Badoglio disbanded the Italian Armed Forces...whatever their opinion of the king and Badoglio, would attempt to join the Allied...
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The Most Ruinous Allied Policy of the Second World War
Magazine article by Thomas Flemming; History Today, Vol. 51, December 2001
Subjects: Capitulations, Military--Analysis, Casablanca, Morocco--Conferences, meetings, seminars, etc., Churchill, Winston--Political activity, Roosevelt, Franklin D.--Political activity, United Kingdom--Military policy, United States--Military policy, World War, 1939-1945--Treaties
...peace with the deposed Mussolinis replacement, Marshal Pietro Badoglio. Roosevelt insisted on unconditional surrender, throwing the situation into chaos. While Badoglio resisted and protested, the Germans poured troops into...
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Mussolini's Shadow: The Double Life of Count Galeazzo Ciano
Magazine article; The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 286, July 2000
Subjects: Ciano, Galeazzo, Italian history, Italy--History, Politicians--Italy
...them both arrested. The new Prime Minister, Marshal Pietro Badoglio, who had been the chief of general staff, continued to fight on Germanys side but furtively sued for peace. Badoglio also secretly imprisoned Mussolini in an empty ski hotel...
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Divide and Rule: On the Eve of the Second World War, the Navies of Italy, France and Britain Plotted for Supremacy in the Mediterranean. Their Actions Resulted in the Fracturing of the Sea's Age-Old Unity, with Consequences That Persist to This Day. Simon Ball Explains How the 'Middle Sea' Became the Middle East
Magazine article by Simon Ball; History Today, Vol. 59, May 2009
Subjects: British foreign relations--Military aspects, French foreign relations--Military aspects, Italian foreign relations--Military aspects, Naval art and science--History, Naval warfare--History, World War II, 1939-1945
...offered an opportunity for Marshal Pietro Badoglio, the Italian Chief of Supreme...decision-making--to intervene. Badoglio thought that the war talk was dangerous...minimum effort. Even the cautious Badoglio agreed that a war limited to Albania...
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newspaper articles on: Badoglio Pietro  - 4 results

 
 
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Como, Milano, Roma; Brilliant Sky over Lake, Treasures of Art, History
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, August 7, 2004
Subjects: Mussolini, Benito
...Clara Petacci, had been rescued by the Germans from their imprisonment by the interim Italian government under Pietro Badoglio. Mussolini and his wife, Donna Rachele, lived in the Villa Feltrinelli; Petacci was housed in another villa nearby...
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Tyne's Big Gun!
Newspaper article; Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England), November 22, 2005
Subjects: Firearms
...Navy actions off Gibraltar, Algeria, Sicily and Malaya. On board the ship General Dwight D Eisenhower and Marshal Pietro Badoglio signed the Italian armistice and Japanese forces formally surrendered on board the Nelson. HMS Nelson returned to...
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Rome 1943-1944; the Prize in a Bitter and Bloody Campaign
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, August 17, 2003
...the Joint Chiefs of Staff), went secretly into Rome to see the new prime minister, Marshal Pietro Badoglio. The drop might have worked, but Badoglio said it was too late - and soon fled south with his king. The Germans had managed to move 60...
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A State of near Total Unreadiness
Newspaper article by Colin Walters; The Washington Times, October 22, 2000
Subjects: Italy
...the two Axis allies. When an armistice with Anglo-American forces was arranged at the end of August 1943, Gen. Pietro Badoglio was obliged to allow that the Italian military was not capable of fighting the Germans emplaced around Rome, or anywhere...


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encyclopedia articles on: Badoglio Pietro  - 3 results

 
 
1.
Badoglio, Pietro
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
BADOGLIO, PIETRO pya tro bado lyo, 1871 1956, Italian soldier and public official. After serving in World War I, he was governor of Libya...
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Victor Emmanuel III
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...1943) against continued support of Mussolini, the king dismissed the dictator, placed him under arrest, and named Pietro Badoglio premier. German troops occupied Rome after Italy surrendered to the Allies, and Victor Emmanuel fled to S Italy...
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Italy
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...Emmanuel III, the appointment of Badoglio as premier, and the dissolution...in N Italy. Meanwhile, the Badoglio government declared war on...Italy In 1944 the unpopular Badoglio cabinet had resigned, and...the Socialist party, led by Pietro Nenni. However, Fanfanis...


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