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Papers. 1943.

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General, Italian Army. Letter, 22 September 1943, to General Eisenhower after the Italian surrender asking that the Italian troops be allowed to keep their trucks; letter, 30 September 1943, to Maxwell Taylor thanking him for birthday greetings; letter, 11 October 1943, to Maxwell D. Taylor, informing him that the Italian King will declare war on Germany.

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