Caserta Agreement

The Caserta Agreement was a 1944 agreement during World War II between the Allied powers and Italian resistance groups. Its main goal was to coordinate efforts for Italy's post-war government, promoting a transition from fascist rule to democracy. The agreement also aimed to unify different resistance factions, facilitate Italy’s surrender, and prepare for the country's rebuilding after the war. Essentially, it was a blueprint for Italy’s political reconstruction, fostering cooperation among various groups to shape a democratic Italy following the fall of fascism.