the allies signed a truce with france in 1918.
who did the allies signed a truce with in 1918?
france
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on 3 september 1943, italy and the allies signed the armistice of cassibile. nazi germany did not learn of it until 8 september, when news of it was broadcast by allied radio stations. the germans retaliated by immediately putting into effect a pre-arranged plan for the forcible disarmament of italian forces, codenamed operation achse. they invaded rome, capital of their former ally. the italians resisted. giglio took part in the fighting, leading both his own soldiers and armed civilians, at porta san paolo. on 10 september, the germans occupied rome.
maurizio giglio
all was not to go to the republic's liking, however, in 1625. in october, at the height of success against genoa's northern neighbor, the spanish and the french, without consulting their respective allies signed a six-month truce, which was imposed on genoa and savoy as well.
relief of genoa