Liberation of Italy

The Liberation of Italy during World War II occurred between 1943 and 1945, as Allied forces, mainly from the U.S., Britain, and other allies, fought to free Italy from fascist control under Benito Mussolini. After invading Italy, the Allies pushed through enemy lines, facing tough resistance, and supported Italian resistance groups. This process involved significant military campaigns, civil unrest, and the collapse of fascist regimes. Eventually, by 1945, Italy was liberated from fascist rule, leading to the rebuilding of a democratic government and Italy's reintegration into the Allied nations.