Chapter 751: Second Italo-Ethiopian War

The previous war had taught the Italians a painful lesson and also showed the world powers the true combat strength of the Italian military.

Of course, Italy's performance in World War I did not disgrace the contempt of the powers; their military was unable to defeat any of the powerful nations and was even vastly inferior to the Balkan countries, known for their fierce national temperament.

Even the British military, which had always been criticized, performed much better in World War I than Italy did.

If it had not been for the Balkan nations and Russia Nation tying up a large number of the Austro-Hungarian Empire's troops, Italy probably would have been the first of the powerful nations to be occupied.

Of course, since Mussolini came to power, the previous wounds inflicted on the Kingdom of Italy had been actively forgotten by Mussolini himself.