Italians in Rome protest against the first formal end agreement of WW2, the Treaty of Paris. Rioters attacked the Yugoslav legation for the Julian March being transferred to Yugoslavia. (February 1947)(612×493)
Italians in Rome protest against the first formal end agreement of WW2, the Treaty of Paris. Rioters attacked the Yugoslav legation for the Julian March being transferred to Yugoslavia. (February 1947)(612×493)
It could not be more clear to them. They started a war of conquest, and then lost. You have truly zero leverage at that point and are lucky they didn’t get Germany-d
DinnerNo7292 on
Damn, history’s a helluva thing, ain’t it? Kinda puts into perspective how every major change gets folks riled up, like now with tech advances n’ all that.
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Trst je naš
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Italians really can’t catch a break with world wars, can they?
First they joined Entente enticed by promises of lands taken from Austria-Hungary and got much less than they were promised (which led to Italian version of stab-in-the-back myth, rather poetically named *vittoria mutilata*), then they joined the revanchists club, basically funded the Axis alongside Germany, tried to switch sides *again* to save their asses when things started going awry and still lost territory in the end, including the colonies and the empire itself.
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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_between_Italy_and_the_Allied_Powers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_between_Italy_and_the_Allied_Powers)
It could not be more clear to them. They started a war of conquest, and then lost. You have truly zero leverage at that point and are lucky they didn’t get Germany-d
Damn, history’s a helluva thing, ain’t it? Kinda puts into perspective how every major change gets folks riled up, like now with tech advances n’ all that.
Trst je naš
Italians really can’t catch a break with world wars, can they?
First they joined Entente enticed by promises of lands taken from Austria-Hungary and got much less than they were promised (which led to Italian version of stab-in-the-back myth, rather poetically named *vittoria mutilata*), then they joined the revanchists club, basically funded the Axis alongside Germany, tried to switch sides *again* to save their asses when things started going awry and still lost territory in the end, including the colonies and the empire itself.
Third time’s the charm, I guess.