Were Mussolini and Audie Murphy involved in the Battle of Anzio?

Benito Mussolini was not involved in the Battle of Anzio. He was the leader of fascist Italy during World War II, but he was deposed from power in July 1943. The Battle of Anzio took place in January-June 1944, so Mussolini was no longer in a position to participate.

Audie Murphy was an American actor and soldier. He served in the United States Army during World War II and fought in the Battle of Anzio. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during the battle.

In which way were the developments of Renaissance in Italy similar to Tang dynasty China?

How did the European religion affect native Americans?

The mystical betrothal of Santa Catalina, the painting that "killed" the Seville painter Murillo
By name, Bartholomew. Of surnames, Esteban and Murillo (although Pérez would be the legitimate one for being the first of his mother). Born in Seville at the end of December 1617 and baptized on the first day of the following year in the parish of Santa María Magdalena… This could be a good start
Revolution 1821:More dead from hunger and disease
In the liberation struggle of 1821 most deaths came from epidemics and not on the battlefield. The besieged of Messolongion, after the exhaustion of food reserves, were forced to consume all the domestic animals that existed, while some in their desperation resorted to necrophagy. They drank wate
The Arvanite Greek "Soldiers" and the warlord Mercurius Boas
Mercurius Boas was a great figure of Hellenism in the Renaissance period. He was the leader of the Greek light horsemen, known as Stratiots, who fought and won glory on the Italian battlefields during the Italian Wars. Through the few elements that time has saved for the action of this great persona
October 28, 1940:The Operations of the First Day of War (vid.)
In the early morning of October 28, 1940, the Italian ambassador Grazzi delivered a scathing ultimatum to Ioannis Metaxas and received a proud NO. The Italians attacked the border earlier than the scheduled expiration of their ultimatum. The Italian forces that would undertake the invasion of Greece