Pietro Gazzera (11 December 1879 – 30 June 1953) was an officer in the Italian Royal Army during World War II, as well as a prewar Italian politician....

German fencer Linda Gazzera (1890–1942), Italian spiritualist medium Pietro Gazzera (1879–1953), Italian officer in the Italian Royal Army and politician...

chemical warfare attacks against the Bedouin. On 20 June 1930, Marshal Pietro Badoglio wrote to General Rodolfo Graziani: As for overall strategy, it...

Dembidolo) under the command of General Carlo De Simone and later General Pietro Gazzera. The British forces withdrew the following month (to start an offensive...

Tenente Generale Pietro Badoglio Maggior Generale Scipione Scipioni Colonnello Tullio Marchetti Colonnello Pietro Gazzera Colonnello Pietro Maravigna Colonnello...

General Luigi Frusci (Italian Eritrea) Southern Sector, in Jimma, General Pietro Gazzera Eastern Sector, in Addis Ababa, General Guglielmo Nasi Giuba Sector...

General Pietro Gazzera (doubles as commander of the Galla and Sidama Troops Command) Galla and Sidama Troops Command, in Jimma – General Pietro Gazzera I Colonial...

Gilliaert on 7 July 1941, and included nine generals, among them General Pietro Gazzera and Count Arconovaldo Bonaccorsi, 370 officers, and 2,574 NCOs and 1...

Aeronautica). Amedeo served under Marshal Rodolfo Graziani and Libyan Governor Pietro Badoglio during later stages of the so-called "pacification of Libya" (1911...

needed a foreign war to distract public opinion. Other historians such as Pietro Pastorelli have argued that the invasion was launched as part of an expansionist...

campaign of 1940–1941. On 3 July 1941, the Italian forces (under General Pietro Gazzera) surrendered when they were cut off by the Force Publique. A Congolese...

(ad interim) National Fascist Party 4 April 1925 – 12 September 1929 Pietro Gazzera National Fascist Party 12 September 1929 – 22 July 1933 Benito Mussolini...

of Amba Alagi (1941) together with General Claudio Trezzani; General Pietro Gazzera ceased resistance at the Siege of Saïo on 3 July 1941, while General...

Seyoum Mengesha Governor of Sidamo In office 1941–1942 Preceded by Pietro Gazzera (Fascist Governor) Succeeded by Adefresew Yinadu Lord Mayor of Addis...

military operations within the Zone of the Interior. Italian General Pietro Gazzera surrenders the remnants of his forces in the Jimma area of Ethiopia...

1937 19 May 1941 3 years, 149 days  Royal Italian Army – Gazzera, PietroGeneral Pietro Gazzera (1879–1953) Acting 23 May 1941 6 July 1941 44 days  Royal...

Mecklenburg-Schwerin Frederick Francis IV, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Pietro Gazzera Prince Georg of Bavaria Giovanna of Italy Agenor Maria Gołuchowski Sergey...

in East Africa. On 6 July, after Duke Amedeo of Aosta and Generale Pietro Gazzera surrendered, Nasi became the acting Governor-General of Italian East...

Gilliaert cut off the retreat of Italian General Pietro Gazzera in Ethiopia and accepted the surrender of Gazzera's 7,000 troops. After the successful conclusion...

Benini Minister of War Armando Diaz Antonino Di Giorgio Benito Mussolini Pietro Gazzera Benito Mussolini Minister of Labour and Social Security Stefano Cavazzoni...

retreat of Italian army of General Pietro Gazzera at the Siege of Saïo in the Ethiopian Highlands, later accepting Gazzera's surrender with 7,000 of his soldiers...

During the East African Campaign of 1941, the Dubats served with the Pietro Gazzera army group. Following the British military occupation of Italian Somaliland...

Governorate), the Southern Sector in the Galla-Sidamo Governorate (General Pietro Gazzera), the Eastern Sector on the border with French Somaliland and British...

posts and strongpoints. During the Italian attack at Kassala, General Pietro Gazzera, the Governor of Galla-Sidamo captured the Sudan fort of Gallabat with...

Auguste-Édouard Gilliaert, successfully cut off the retreat of General Pietro Gazzera's Italians at Saïo, in the Ethiopian Highlands after marching over 1...

April 1925 12 September 1929 4 years, 159 days National Fascist Party Pietro Gazzera (1879–1953) 12 September 1929 22 July 1933 3 years, 313 days National...

ArmandoArmando Felsani (1892–?) 10 July 1938 12 August 1938 33 days 3 Gazzera, PietroPietro Gazzera (1879–1953) 12 August 1938 6 July 1941 2 years, 328 days...

ez-Zor was fought in Syria, resulting in Allied victory. Italian General Pietro Gazzera surrendered to Belgian Congolese forces after his stronghold at Saio...

Governor   • 1936-1938 Carlo Geloso • 1938 Armando Felsani • 1938-1941 Pietro Gazzera Historical era Interwar period World War II • Created 1 June 1936 • Allied...

Jung briefly served as finance minister a second time – in 1944 – under Pietro Badoglio but was dismissed after three months following allegations concerning...