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Una nazione allo sbando. 8 settembre 1943
- Narrated by: Beatrice Margiotti
- Length: 8 hrs and 7 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Il volume è centrato sulle trattative che portarono alla firma dell'armistizio tra l'Italia e gli angloamericani nel settembre 1943, alla fuga del re, del governo e delle alte gerarchie militari da Roma, all'evaporazione dello stato e al drammatico sbando cui il paese andò incontro. L'autrice ricostruisce l'evoluzione della politica alleata nei confronti dell'Italia durante la guerra, i diversi e inconcludenti sondaggi italiani per uscire dal conflitto tra la conferenze di Casablanca e lo sbarco in Sicilia, l'avviarsi faticoso dopo il 25 luglio e poi il concludersi ai primi di settembre delle trattative per l'armistizio.
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