Carlo Orelli

Italian soldier during World War II

Carlo Orelli - Military & Warriors born 1894
Born

1894
131 years ago

Died
Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Italy

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Served as a soldier in the Italian Army during World War II. Demonstrated leadership and strategic skills in various campaigns. Post-war, contributed to military history as an author and historian, sharing insights about the war experiences and military tactics. Engaged in veterans' affairs, providing support to former soldiers. Continued to advocate for historical preservation and remembrance of military history until death.

Served in the Italian Army during World War II

Contributed to military history as an author

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