Pietro Badoglio - The Non-trial For The War Crimes

The Non-trial For The War Crimes

Because with the beginning of the Cold War, the British government saw in Pietro Badoglio's post-war political career a guarantee of an anti-communist post-war Italy he was never tried for Italian war crimes committed in Africa.

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