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Broadcasts a speech announcing his return to political leadership and the restoration of Fascist rule.
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Broadcasts a speech announcing his return to political leadership and the restoration of Fascist rule.
Joins the Italian Social Republic government with responsibility for agriculture and forests.
Joins the Italian Social Republic cabinet as Minister of Communications.
Joins the first Italian Social Republic cabinet with responsibility for corporate economy.
Accepts responsibility for rebuilding armed forces loyal to the Italian Social Republic.
Joins the Italian Social Republic cabinet as Minister of National Education.
Joins the Italian Social Republic cabinet as Minister of Finance.
Becomes the senior undersecretary handling foreign affairs under Mussolini.
Retains direct control of foreign affairs while heading the Italian Social Republic.
Heads the new Italian Social Republic as Germany recognizes and supports the regime.
Takes responsibility for the Interior Ministry of the Italian Social Republic.
Heads the German-backed Italian Social Republic established in northern and central Italy.
Forms a new Fascist government that becomes known as the Italian Social Republic.
Joins the Italian Social Republic cabinet as Minister of Justice.
Joins the Italian Social Republic as Minister of Popular Culture.
Joins the Italian Social Republic cabinet as Minister of Public Works.
Is executed by German forces after the Acqui Division's resistance on Cephalonia is crushed.
Leads the Acqui Division in resistance against German forces after attempts at negotiation fail.
Works with liberal anti-fascists in the political organizations that emerge after the armistice.
Travels to Germany after his rescue and meets Hitler before returning to political leadership under German protection.
Negotiates final details before signing the short military armistice on behalf of Badoglio.
Commands the Acqui Division during the confrontation with German forces on Cephalonia after the Italian armistice.
Participates in anti-fascist liberal activity associated with the Committee of National Liberation after the armistice.
Represents liberal anti-fascist politics in the Committee of National Liberation established after the armistice.
Works to preserve the Italian fleet by ensuring compliance with Allied armistice instructions.
Leads the royal government after German forces rapidly occupy most of central and northern Italy.
Receives German demands concerning the disarmament of the Acqui Division after the armistice.
Returns to German-occupied Italy to head the new Fascist state created after his rescue.
Re-establishes the royal Italian government in Allied-controlled southern Italy after leaving Rome.
Joins Mussolini's Italian Social Republic as Minister of National Defence.
Joins the Italian Social Republic as Minister of the Interior.
Serves as undersecretary to the presidency of the Italian Social Republic.
Re-establishes functioning royal authority from Brindisi in territory controlled by Italian and Allied forces.
Leads the southern government as Allied forces enter Naples after the German withdrawal and local uprising.
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.
Begins efforts to recruit and organize armed forces for the Italian Social Republic.
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