What role did Italy play in World War II?

In World War II, the axis countries of fascism were Germany, Italy and Japan. They declared war on the world and launched a war against humanity, which brought heavy harm to all countries in the world! Among them, Japan and Germany, in particular, are riddled with crimes. On the contrary, Italy, the core member, did not create any bad news, but accelerated the demise of fascism! Italy played the role of a drag bottle in it.

Today, we will describe the wonderful behaviors of Italy during World War II.

In World War II, Italy's main battlefield was in North Africa. In a war in North Africa, Britain attacked Italian anti-tank positions with a small number of tanks. When the tank attacked, the Italian army fought back, but when the tank approached, the Italian soldiers gave up completely and surrendered to the enemy. People are curious about this. Why did Italian soldiers, who were superior in ammunition and numbers, surrender to the enemy? The British army asked the Italian officer: Why did you just surrender? The Italian officer said to the British army in a very confident tone: I forgot to bring my crowbar, and the ammunition is underground. Can't I take it out? . It seems funny, but the Italian army is not ashamed.

1940, when marshal barbo, the Italian governor in Libya, was flying over Italy, the Italian air force thought it was an enemy plane, so it shot down the plane in which marshal barbo was flying. The local Italian army tried to cover up after learning that it had hit the wrong target, so it claimed that the marshal was shot down when he met an enemy plane on the road.

The Italian army was dragged down by friendly forces during World War II, which not only failed to help the allies, but dragged down Germany. Is to confirm the sentence that netizens said? Not afraid of opponents like gods, but afraid of teammates like pigs? Italy is precisely the pig teammate of the Allies. However, it was the assistance of the Italian God that accelerated the demise of evil fascism. From this perspective, Italy has made a contribution.