#italian campaigns

[illustratus]

Napoleon Bonaparte reviewing the Army of Italy in Nice on 27 March 1796 by Jacques Onfroy de Bréville

[margaretcruzemark]

Amber Valletta by Glen Luchford for Prada Spring 1998

[captain-price-unofficially]

Members of the "Lightning" Battalion 10 MAS flotilla, Italian Social Republic, Italy, 1944-45

[maul-of-shame]

Potrebbe essere un po' pazza, ma è il mio tipo di pazzia 🖤

[newestcool]

Robin MacKintosh for Vogue Italia July/August 1988 ''Chiffon, Tulle, Organza, Gazar, Impalpabile Leggerezza.. '' Editor-in-Chief First Francesca Sozzani Photographer Steven Meisel Makeup Artist Laura Mercier Hair Stylist Oribe 

Newest Cool

[empirearchives]

Discipline in the army of Napoleon during the French Revolution:

Indeed disorder and chaos were a constant problem with the republican armies. In Italy, General Bonaparte had the same kind of troubles when he began his campaign in spring 1796. On 22 April he issued an order that condemned looting on the part of officers and civilian commissaries. He gave division commanders the authority to arrest and remove officers who allowed pillage, and to have officers and men shot who were caught in the act of pillaging. On 26 April he wrote to the directors: “There is less looting than there was. The first thirst of a famishing army is being satisfied. There are excuses for the guilty men; they have arrived in the Promised Land, which they have seen for three years from the summit of the Alps, and they want to enjoy it. A few have been shot, more put to hard labor behind the lines.” On 9 May Bonaparte again wrote to Paris: “Discipline is improving every day, though we still have to shoot a good many men, for there are some intractable characters incapable of self-restraint.” The problems with looting and pillaging in the armies in Germany differed little from those in Italy.

— John G. Gallaher, Napoleon’s Enfant Terrible

[carbone14]

Général Montgomery à son quartier général de la 8th Army – Campagne d'Italie – Termoli – Italie – 9 novembre 1943

Photographe : Sergent Bourne - No. 2 Army Film and Photo Section, Army Film and Photographic Unit

©Imperial War Museums - NA 8536

[lonestarbattleship]

"USS SAVANNAH (CL-42) afire immediately after she was hit by a German guided bomb during the Salerno Operation. Smoke is pouring from the bomb's impact hole atop the ship's number three 6/47 gun turret."

Date: September 11, 1943

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: SC 243636

[vox-anglosphere]

Christmas dinner for Canadian soldiers while fighting in Italy - 1943

[illustratus]

Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte, General-in-Chief of the Army of Italy

by Jean-Sébastien Rouillard

[margaretcruzemark]

Angela Lindvall + Prada = L.F.E. (numero b2a1)

[captain-price-unofficially]

Italian partisan in Florence, 14 Aug 1944

[winxwiki]

I love italian licensed anime magazines. Can you believe this is what was competing with Winx in 2005

[missouri-and-woe]

what if italy had been divided after the war

[raffinthebox]

Next NPC on the list:

Elia Medici (he/him) The Healer

The healer of the castle. A very caring person beyond his role as a healer. He has a passion for potionmaking, this is why t's not surprising he and professor Alys Mesta, the Potion teacher, are good friends. Special traits: Italian.

Campaign: A day at Hogwarts Mastered by: @all-unwoven

[carbone14]

Nashorn 121, 131 et 231 du 525e Bataillon de chasseurs de chars lourds (Schwere Panzerjäger-Abteilung 525) – Bataille d'Anzio (Opération Shingle) – Campagne d'Italie – Anzio – Italie – 1944