Justice Minister
Joins Badoglio's government as Minister of Justice.
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Joins Badoglio's government as Minister of Justice.
Joins Badoglio's government as Minister of the Navy.
Joins Badoglio's first government as Minister of War.
Retains responsibility for war production in Badoglio's first post-Fascist government.
Withdraws the remaining Axis forces from Sicily as the Allied campaign reaches Messina.
Ends the Sicily campaign after Axis evacuation leaves the island in Allied hands.
Supports the dispatch of military representatives to establish terms for ending Italy's war against the Allies.
Supports secret military discussions intended to remove Italy from the Axis war.
Supervises the Italian side of the Axis withdrawal toward the Strait of Messina.
Is moved to the Campo Imperatore hotel on the Gran Sasso massif for secret detention.
Is transferred from Ponza to guarded detention on La Maddalena.
Establishes secret contact with Allied representatives to discuss conditions for an Italian armistice.
Travels on a secret mission to establish direct contact with Allied representatives about an armistice.
Authorizes secret contacts with the Allies while publicly maintaining that Italy remains at war.
Authorizes acceptance of the Allied short armistice terms and empowers Castellano to sign them.
Receives authority from the Badoglio government to sign the short military armistice terms.
Signs the short military armistice with the Allies on behalf of Marshal Badoglio.
Authorizes General Giuseppe Castellano to sign the military armistice with the Allies at Cassibile.
Broadcasts the announcement that Italy has accepted an armistice with the Allied powers.
Broadcasts the armistice announcement to the Italian people after the Allied declaration becomes public.
Faces the collapse of Italian military authority after the public announcement of the armistice.
Orders the Italian fleet to avoid self-destruction and comply with the Allied armistice terms.
As Navy Minister, transmits orders requiring major Italian naval units to comply with the armistice and sail to Allied-controlled ports.
Leads the royal government as Allied forces land at Salerno during the opening of the mainland Italian campaign.
Commands forces involved in the confused defence of Rome as German units move against the capital after the armistice.
Takes the main Italian fleet to sea after receiving orders connected with the armistice.
Assumes senior command responsibilities after the loss of Admiral Bergamini and the battleship Roma.
Leaves Rome with the King and senior officials as German forces move to seize the capital.
Leaves Rome with Badoglio and reaches Allied-controlled southern Italy as German forces occupy the capital.
Comes under German air attack while leading Italian capital ships away from their bases.
Faces German attacks on the capital while commanding the motorized corps responsible for Rome's defence.
Leads the main Italian battle fleet from La Spezia after the armistice orders are received.
Leaves the capital with Badoglio and senior military officials as German forces threaten the royal government.
Dies when the battleship Roma is sunk by German guided bombs while the Italian fleet sails toward Allied control.
Loses control of Rome as German forces overcome Italian resistance following the armistice announcement.
Sees organized defence of Rome collapse as German forces take control of the city.
Is freed from detention at Gran Sasso during a German airborne and commando operation.
Takes leadership of the Republican Fascist Party as Mussolini rebuilds a Fascist regime under German protection.
Announces the re-creation of a Fascist political organization as the Republican Fascist Party.
Is appointed secretary of the newly reconstituted Republican Fascist Party.
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