Just for fun, I ran Khan's post through Google Translate. I hope it gives some idea of what was said...
Trentini hours I do not even think the Italians. Quite offensive to those who wish to celebrate the sesquicentennial of the Unit of Italy.
As far as Trieste and Istria, Italians have always been considered territories, D'Annunzio freed River because it was River and is an Italian city.
In Africa we have before us Italians "conquered" territories which only later, during the African campaign of the allies, we decided to "give back" to the Allies ... many Italian masters, rather than face the harsh expected losses in case of resistance against the enemy, in all conscience have decided to sell the station to control and allied commanders in accordance with the rules of war then in force. Of course, the Fascist regime in Italy has never approved, but no matter, the losses we have suffered so much there is to rejoice that those commanders have acted that way.
In this period there is much discussion, there is a kind of Memorial Day, to remember how many Italians were thrown into Foibe by Yugoslavs in the wake of passage of Istria and Dalmatia to Yugoslavia. 3-400000 people among whom not only men but also women and children, have died in those caves of the Karst region.
It was one of the many tragedies that happened to Italy after the amnesty granted to us by the Allies to "avoid further suffering" ... we still have no accurate estimate of people who perished in the wake of the consequences of the Italian surrender.
Trentini hours I do not even think the Italians. Quite offensive to those who wish to celebrate the sesquicentennial of the Unit of Italy.
As far as Trieste and Istria, Italians have always been considered territories, D'Annunzio freed River because it was River and is an Italian city.
In Africa we have before us Italians "conquered" territories which only later, during the African campaign of the allies, we decided to "give back" to the Allies ... many Italian masters, rather than face the harsh expected losses in case of resistance against the enemy, in all conscience have decided to sell the station to control and allied commanders in accordance with the rules of war then in force. Of course, the Fascist regime in Italy has never approved, but no matter, the losses we have suffered so much there is to rejoice that those commanders have acted that way.
In this period there is much discussion, there is a kind of Memorial Day, to remember how many Italians were thrown into Foibe by Yugoslavs in the wake of passage of Istria and Dalmatia to Yugoslavia. 3-400000 people among whom not only men but also women and children, have died in those caves of the Karst region.
It was one of the many tragedies that happened to Italy after the amnesty granted to us by the Allies to "avoid further suffering" ... we still have no accurate estimate of people who perished in the wake of the consequences of the Italian surrender.