During the early hours of October 28, 1941, the Italian ambassador in Athens handed an ultimatum to Greek Prime Minister ...

“Archival research revealed that the site likely contains unknown and unmarked graves of (prisoners of war) from various nationalities, including Polish and Italian soldiers, as well as of civilians ...

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.

In 1959, representatives of the Italian government searched for the graves of missing soldiers thought to have died in Poland during World War II, according to the study.