Britain, the united states, and the end of the Italian empire in Africa, 1940–52
@article{Kelly2000BritainTU, title={Britain, the united states, and the end of the Italian empire in Africa, 1940–52}, author={Saul Kelly}, journal={The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History}, year={2000}, volume={28}, pages={51 - 70} }
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