Video: Mussolini's "Vincere" speech File Size: 6.47 MG. Courtesy: Lele

Speech:Mussolini's declaration of war to France and UK (Complete Version 15 min long) File Size: 2,486 K. Courtesy: Lele

Speech:Mussolini's declaration of war to France and UK (Short Version) File Size: 1,732 K. Courtesy: Fabio Belli

Speech:Mussolini on Greece File Size: 219 K

Speech:Mussolini on "victory" File Size: 877 K

Speech:Mussolini on the "empire" File Size: 1,581 K

Song: Africanina File Size: 632K

Song: Vincere, vincere, vincere (Text) File Size: 1,308 K. Courtesy: Lele

Song: All' Armi! (Text) File Size: 2,883 K. Courtesy: Lele

Song: Battaglioni M (Text) File Size: 2,226 K. Courtesy: Lele

Song: Duce!, Duce! File Size: 2,486 K

Song: Giovinezza File Size: 3,786 K

Song: Fascismo - Lili Marlene File Size: 1.0 MB. Courtesy Eddy Cassin

Radio: Mussolini Announcing End of Ethiopian War File Size: 287 K. Courtesy Eddy Cassin. BBC Announcement of the end of hostilities.

Radio: Italy Declares War on Germany File Size: 273 K. Courtesy Eddy Cassin. BBC's Freddie Grisewood announcing Badoglio's Italy declaring war on Germany (http://www.earthstation1.com audio file).

Document: Deployment of the 343° Reggimento File Size: 281 K Official document regarding the deployment of 343° Reggimento in 1941 with all its battalions (they were located in varous places in Calabria as mentioned in the document). Courtesy Domenico Sansotta

Document: Memorandum Regarding Flag of 343° Reggimento File Size: 252 K Part A: Official document regarding an investigation to find out where the Flag of 343° reggimento ended up after the reggimento has been disbanded (either in Albania or Yugoslavia), apparently the flag had been taken by a German Marshal. Courtesy Domenico Sansotta

Document: Memorandum Regarding Flag of 343° Reggimento File Size: 3,756 K Part B: Official document regarding an investigation to find out where the Flag of 343° reggimento ended up after the reggimento has been disbanded (either in Albania or Yugoslavia), apparently the flag had been taken by a German Marshal. Courtesy Domenico Sansotta