Italian troops advance through the streets of Menton during the invasion of France. An Italian attack through the French Riviera was halted in Menton after the town was partially occupied; Menton was subsequently the only French town of notable size captured during the Italian invasion in June 1940.

Street Fighting in Menton

Fiat CR.42’s pilot: Greek-Albanian front, January 1941. Victor Sierra

Flying over the Greek-Albanian front

Sardinian airfield characterized by the “Macchia Mediterranea”, the typical Mediterranean region’s shrubland biome, at the beginning, for the Italy, of the war (Summer 1940). The planes are bombers Savoia-Marchetti S.79. Victor Sierra