“Until face to face with the enemy, who inexorably advanced well protected toward sure prey, they cried with the last spark of life, "Long Live Italy!"”

Quoted in "Marshal Is Frank" - "New York Times" article, December 23, 1940

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Italian general 1882–1955

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