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By this act, all ties with the dreadful past are broken, and my government will be proud to be able to march with you on to the inevitable victory.

— Pietro Badoglio

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The soldier is like the monk, for whom order is called obedience.

I can't let myself fly with my fantasy because it is against my nature.

I've never been a rebel general and I've proven that until the end.

Se orgoglio ho io, è quello di aver sempre servito fedelmente e con devozione illimitata voi, Duce.

Io sono un militare e non so nulla di correnti politiche.

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