Vittorio Ambrosio

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Vittorio Ambrosio was an Italian general who served as a leading Axis military commander during World War II, notably as Chief of the Italian General Staff.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian general
human
allegiance Kingdom of Italy
associatedWith Benito Mussolini
King Victor Emmanuel III
conflict World War I
World War II
countryOfCitizenship Italy
Kingdom of Italy
dateOfBirth 1879-07-28
dateOfDeath 1958-11-19
educatedAt Modena Military Academy
era 20th century
fieldOfWork military science
genre military strategy
involvedIn Italian armistice negotiations with the Allies in 1943
languageOfWorkOrName Italian
laterSideInConflict co-belligerent Italy after 1943 armistice
memberOf Regio Esercito
militaryBranch Royal Italian Army
linked to: Regio Esercito
militaryRank general
name Vittorio Ambrosio
notableEvent reorganization of Italian armed forces in 1943
notableFor high command roles in the Italian Army during World War II
leading Axis military commander during World War II
role in Italian military leadership during the fall of Mussolini
occupation general
military officer
participatedIn Italian military operations in the Balkans
Italian military operations on the Eastern Front
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Italy
Turin
placeOfDeath Alassio
Italy
positionHeld Chief of the Comando Supremo
Chief of the Italian General Staff
residence Rome
Turin
roleDuringWorldWarII Chief of Staff of the Italian Army
Chief of the Italian General Staff
serviceEnd mid 20th century
serviceStart late 19th century
sideInConflict Axis powers

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Italian Comando Supremo notableCommander Vittorio Ambrosio
Italian Army in World War II commander Vittorio Ambrosio
Vittorio Ambrosio name Vittorio Ambrosio