Notes about the war of the head of the Italian General Staff

Count Hugo Kavalro was one of the main Italian military leaders of the era of World War II. Member of the Italo-Turkish war (1911-1912), a successful officer of the Alpine shooters during the First World War (1914-1918), a brigade general and representative of Italy at negotiations in Versailles and, finally, the head of the Italian General Staff and the marshal of Italy-this is far from complete complete The track record of the author of this book.
In its memoirs, Kavalro describes the work of the Italian General Staff, Italian cooperation with the Third Reich, tries to justify the failures of Italian troops on various fronts and, of course, relieve itself to the share of responsibility for unsuccessful operations of Italian troops in 1941-1943