State

Kingdom of the South

allied-occupied Italy in WW2

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1943–1944
Founded
1943
Preceded by
Fascist Italy

Overview

The Kingdom of the South (Italian: Regno del Sud) was a period in the history of the Kingdom of Italy, lasting from September 1943 to June 1944, which followed the German occupation of northern and central Italy. Regno del Sud was never an official designation; all documents and acts continued to refer to the Kingdom of Italy, and it was recognized internationally (other than by the Axis powers) as the legitimate state for the whole of Italy, including the German-occupied north (where the Italian Social Republic was established).

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Records (14)

  1. 1943 — Battle of BariBattle · Germany ▸ United Kingdom, United States
  2. 1943 — Battle of CataniaBattle · Germany ▸ United Kingdom
  3. 1943 — Battle of FoggiaBattle · United Kingdom ▸ Germany
  4. 1943 — Battle of GelaBattle · United States ▸ Germany, Italy
  5. 1943 — Battle of MessinaBattle · United Kingdom, United States ▸ Germany, Italy
  6. 1943 — Battle of NaplesBattle · United Kingdom, United States ▸ Germany
  7. 1943 — Battle of SalernoBattle · United States, United Kingdom ▸ Germany
  8. 1943 — Battle of TermoliBattle · United Kingdom ▸ Germany
  9. 1943 — Battle of TroinaBattle · United States ▸ Germany
  10. 1943 — Battle of VolturnoBattle · United Kingdom, United States ▸ Germany
  11. 1944 — Battle of GariglianoBattle · Germany ▸ United States
  12. 1944 — Battle of Liri ValleyBattle · United States, United Kingdom, France ▸ Germany
  13. 1944 — Battle of Monte CassinoBattle · United States, New Zealand, Poland ▸ Germany
  14. 1944 — Battle of RapidoBattle · Germany ▸ United States

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