Italy’s entry expanded the European war and heightened U.S. concerns about the balance of power, increasing pressure on Roosevelt to reassess U.S. defense and diplomatic posture.
On June 10, 1940, Fascist Italy declared war on France and the United Kingdom, opening a new front in the conflict.
Italy’s entry expanded the European war and heightened U.S. concerns about the balance of power, increasing pressure on Roosevelt to reassess U.S. defense and diplomatic posture.
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