Why Didn’t the Allies Split Italy Like Germany After WWII?

Discover why Italy wasn't divided like Germany after World War II, even though both were part of the Axis powers. Learn about Italy’s early surrender, alliance with the Allies, and its lesser impact compared to Germany.

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"After world war two"

Modern day jet fighters

[SirJooss]

French don't need Lans in Germany

[niccolobertani]

Becuase in Italy there was an anti- fascist government in 1943

[Pooping-alaan]

Or because the soviets are not that fast to catch Italy too

[FrenchieGeo]

1936 germany was really messed up on ur map💀

[DenkiKaminari_Pikachu]

It's because Italy surrendered unconditionally. it didn't fall at all to soviet troops (Some Yugoslavian troops also were in the border regions, but they were easily removed) Britain and France couldn't afford it, compared to the other two Italy's regime wasn't as dangerous. Italy was also a strategic position for either the west or the USSR.

[OttoHenrick]

* forgets about Japan*(new video idea by the way why Japan did not get split but Germany got split)

[minebeenotbee]

Its because italy helped in war world 1

[Lorenzo-tbhh]

so much misinformation...open a book every now and then, and study