Ambassador to the Holy See
Leaves the Foreign Ministry and is appointed Italian ambassador to the Holy See.
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Leaves the Foreign Ministry and is appointed Italian ambassador to the Holy See.
Presents his diplomatic credentials to Pope Pius XII as Italy's ambassador to the Holy See.
Serves as the final secretary of the National Fascist Party during the regime's collapse.
Surrenders Axis forces in Tunisia after being promoted to Marshal of Italy, ending organized Axis resistance in North Africa.
Faces another strategic setback when the Italian island fortress of Pantelleria surrenders to the Allies.
Surrenders the fortified island of Pantelleria after sustained Allied air and naval bombardment.
Using cyclotron-produced plutonium, Segre measures a spontaneous-fission rate low enough to keep the plutonium gun concept viable at this stage.
Commands the Italian Sixth Army as Allied forces land in Sicily during Operation Husky.
Faces the Allied invasion of Sicily, a military crisis that accelerates opposition to his regime.
Directs Italian Sixth Army defensive operations as Allied landings open the Sicily campaign.
Receives news of the major Allied bombing of Rome while meeting Adolf Hitler near Feltre.
Meets Adolf Hitler at Feltre as Italy's military position deteriorates and pressure for withdrawal from the war grows.
Faces the loss of Palermo as Allied forces rapidly expand their control of western Sicily.
Presses for a Fascist Grand Council meeting as Italy's military and political crisis deepens.
Presents the order of the day that challenges Mussolini's leadership at the Fascist Grand Council.
Faces the first meeting of the Fascist Grand Council since 1939 as senior Fascists challenge his leadership.
Introduces a motion calling for restoration of the King's constitutional military authority.
Is arrested after leaving his audience with King Victor Emmanuel III following dismissal from office.
Dismisses Benito Mussolini as head of government after the Fascist Grand Council crisis and orders his arrest.
Participates in the final Fascist Grand Council meeting while serving as party secretary.
Fails to prevent approval of the Grandi motion after a long overnight Grand Council debate.
Votes for Dino Grandi's motion against Mussolini at the Fascist Grand Council.
Votes for Dino Grandi's motion against Mussolini during the decisive Fascist Grand Council session.
Supports the Grandi motion that restores the King's constitutional authority.
Opposes Dino Grandi's motion and remains committed to the alliance with Germany.
Votes for the motion challenging Mussolini during the final Grand Council session.
Sees his motion approved by a majority of the Fascist Grand Council, fatally undermining Mussolini.
Remains at the centre of military planning as Mussolini falls and Badoglio assumes power.
King Victor Emmanuel III appoints Marshal Pietro Badoglio Prime Minister after dismissing Benito Mussolini.
Loses power after the Grand Council vote and the King's decision to dismiss and arrest him.
Withdraws from public view after the King's removal of Mussolini changes the political situation.
Joins Badoglio's government as Foreign Minister after the fall of Mussolini.
Oversees the dissolution of the National Fascist Party after the fall of Mussolini.
Loses his party office when the Badoglio government dissolves the National Fascist Party.
Completes formation of a non-party cabinet of soldiers, officials and technocrats after Mussolini's dismissal.
Joins Badoglio's government as Minister of the Air Force.
Joins Badoglio's government with responsibility for corporate and economic administration.
Is held under guard on the island of Ponza after his arrest.
Joins Badoglio's government as Minister of National Education.
Joins Badoglio's government as Minister of Finance.
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