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Policies regarding the Jewish population during the Italian military occupation of Soviet territories 1941-1943

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Terekhova N. G.
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Il Duce declared war against the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, right after Hitler officially notified Rome about the  beginning of the Operation Barbarossa. Mussolini’s military  department hastily began to form the Expeditionary Italian Corps in Russia (CSIR), which  entered the Soviet territory 40 days later.  The Italian combatants who survived after the defeat at Stalingrad and the Soviet captivity,  left ample memoirs.  However, the victims' of the occupation documentary evidence has not been  published yet. Domestic archives allow to bridge the gap and show how the Italian military treated the Jewish population.

Language: English
Keywords: World War IIистория Великой Отечественной войныХолокостItalian OccupationDeportation of Jewish populationитальянские войска на советской территориидепортация еврейского населения

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Italy and the deportation of Jews in the occupied territories during World War II: 1939-1945
Rome: Viella, 2018.
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