Why do people forget about the underdog of the Axis Powers?

>>131516142
One helluva speech giver, I'd admit that much.

Because he didn't harm Jews, therefore the Jews have no narrative to call Muss a Le Ebil Nazi. That's why he's never talked about

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He was such a great man, seeing what happened to him makes me boil with rage. Commies need to be purged

>>131516581
Gadaffi had a similar fate...

"Twice crucified" in the words of Ezra Pound.

Meanwhile, Stalin died in peace.

And Petrucci had nothing to do with it, but expecting humanity from the people who killed Giovanni Gentile in front of his children is too much.

>>131516142
cause he was useless and a shitty ruler

>>131517188
>cause he was useless and a shitty ruler
Meh not really, if we are talking about military and foreign policy he did some very dumb shit but he did some great things for Italy and its citizen in his time.
>>131516463
That's not strictly true, at least according to the Jewish (((historians)))

>>131516142

Because he got BTFO by Greeks and Ethiopians

/thread

>>131516142
because he wasn't ready for war and the italian people didn't want war to begin with.
also wi didn0t have a strong militaristic tradictions since the roman empire...

>>131517495
yes I am specifically talking military tactics, as politician I know nothing about him other then his powerful speeches