Works to preserve the Italian fleet by ensuring compliance with Allied armistice instructions.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Brindisi in Italy. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Works to preserve the Italian fleet by ensuring compliance with Allied armistice instructions.
Re-establishes the royal Italian government in Allied-controlled southern Italy after leaving Rome.
Re-establishes functioning royal authority from Brindisi in territory controlled by Italian and Allied forces.
Leaves Rome with Badoglio and reaches Allied-controlled southern Italy as German forces occupy the capital.
Reorganizes ministries and administration in southern Italy under Allied supervision.
Coordinates the reduced Italian Navy's operations and obligations under the armistice.
Remains head of state as the royal government becomes a recognized co-belligerent against Germany.
Commits the royal government to active military cooperation with the Allies against Germany.
Announces Italy's declaration of war on Germany, establishing the royal government as an Allied co-belligerent.
Authorizes the royal Italian government's declaration of war on Germany.
Secures Allied acceptance of active Italian cooperation against Germany after declaring war.
Becomes Chief of the General Staff of the royal Italian armed forces during the co-belligerent phase of the war.
Is appointed Chief of the General Staff of the royal Italian armed forces.
Begins reorganizing royal Italian forces for active operations alongside the Allies.
Directs reorganization of armed forces in the south for operations alongside Allied armies.
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