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ITALIAN EMBASSY WASHINGTON, D.C. MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TRUMAN PRESIDENT OF THE U. S. A. ON THE POSITION, WISHES AND HOPES OF ITALY. 1. Twenty-two months ago, on September 3, 1943, the Armistice was signed between Italy and the United Nations, putting an end to a war in which the Italian people were thrust against their will by Fascist dictatorship and which they always disapproved and opposed. Such Armistice, the duration of which has no precedent in our times, is still in force today in spite of the fact that Italy has not remained inactive, but has on the contrary enthusiatically joined, since October 13, 1943, the cause of the Allied Nations, taking full part in the common struggle against the enemy. During twenty months of co-belligerency, Italy has fought at the side of the Allies, with her whole fleet, the forces of her regular army, her air corps, and with more than two-hundred thousand patriots. In the northern provinces under German tyranny, the Italian people have also bravely taken part in the struggle with their active and organized underground forces, contributing in bringing to a speedy and successful end the fight for liberty and democracy on Italian soil. All. through these months of common struggle Italy has endured miseries and sacrifices and suffered tremendous ruins which have brought destruction to a great part of the country. ARCHIVES MATIONAL (CORDS

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