While German and Japanese war crimes are widely known, what about the junior partner in the Axis?I know that the Italians committed atrocities such as concentration camps (though the death toll in those could be measured in the tens of thousands rather than the millions), use of gas weapons, brutality against civilians, etc.
That being said, was Italian brutality in a league of its own, like that of its two partners, or were Italian atrocities unremarkable by mid 20th century standards?
That being said, was Italian brutality in a league of its own, like that of its two partners, or were Italian atrocities unremarkable by mid 20th century standards?