“Quoted in "Badoglio: duca di Caporetto"‎ - Page 14 - by Carlo De Biase - 1965”

—  Pietro Badoglio

Se orgoglio ho io, è quello di aver sempre servito fedelmente e con devozione illimitata voi, Duce.

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Se orgoglio ho io, è quello di aver sempre servito fedelmente e con devozione illimitata voi, Duce.

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