My mom just got back from visiting the last surviving family member from her mother's generation. The latest bit of info that she got was that one of her uncles was the Italian consulate during WWII. No one seems to have any specific details on him. It looks like the US didn't have formal diplomatic relations with Italy during the war, so it's beginning to sound like it might not have been true.
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ISO info on US/Italian diplomatic relations
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As far as I know, we had diplomatic relations with Italy until December 12, 1941, so he may have been the consulate until then.
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From September 9, 1943, when Italy agreed to the armistice, there would have been the need for consulate members. When Il Duce was forced into "retirement" the monarchy took over. They would have diplomatic relations with the US very soon after that date.
From September 9, 1943, when Italy agreed to the armistice, there would have been the need for consulate members. When Il Duce was forced into "retirement" the monarchy took over. They would have diplomatic relations with the US very soon after that date.
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^^That is very true, at least with the Kingdom of Italy, and not the Republic of Salo'.
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