Italy (1943–1945, co-belligerent with Allies)

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co-belligerent state participant in World War II state

Italy (1943–1945, co-belligerent with Allies) was the post-Armistice Kingdom of Italy that, after overthrowing Mussolini and switching sides in 1943, fought alongside the Allied powers against Nazi Germany in the final years of World War II.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	co-belligerent state → participant in World War II → state →
alliedWith	Allied powers → Free French Forces → Soviet Union → United Kingdom → United States →
alsoKnownAs	Co-belligerent Italy → Regno del Sud → Southern Kingdom →
armisticeDate	1943-09-03 →
armisticePublicAnnouncementDate	1943-09-08 →
capital	Brindisi → Rome → Salerno →
continent	Europe →
controlledTerritory	Sardinia → part of Apulia → part of Calabria → part of Campania → southern Italy →
country	Kingdom of Italy →
declarationOfWarOnGermanyDate	1943-10-13 →
declaredWarOn	Germany →
endTime	1945-05-02 →
governmentType	constitutional monarchy →
headOfState	Victor Emmanuel III →
historicalPeriod	World War II →
legalStatus	co-belligerent under armistice terms → not a full Allied power →
militaryForce	Italian Co-belligerent Air Force → Italian Co-belligerent Army → Italian Co-belligerent Navy →
monarch	Victor Emmanuel III →
opposedBy	Italian Social Republic → Nazi Germany →
participatedIn	Allied invasion of Italy → Battle of Monte Cassino → Gothic Line offensive → Italian Campaign →
partOf	United Nations founding coalition (de facto, after 1945) →
politicalStatus	co-belligerent with the Allies →
predecessor	Kingdom of Italy (Axis power) →
primeMinister	Pietro Badoglio →
signed	1947 Paris Peace Treaties → Armistice of Cassibile →
startTime	1943-09-08 →
successor	Italian Republic → Kingdom of Italy (postwar) →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Western Front (World War II) →	belligerent