Jim Land has asked - I vaguely know that after Sicily fell Italy was ready to throw in the towel and in some way switched sides. I've even heard it described as a civil war in 43-45. Can you elaborate on the details, or recommend books/lectures on the subject?
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The two books I'd recommend on this topic are Farrell's "Mussolini: A New Life" and Holland's "Italy's Sorrow".
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