I'm assuming during the latter part of the war while the allies were going through Italy they went through Rome? I know the Vatican is a sovereign state but was it a neutral country and just not affected during the war?
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^(31 Dec 2013 | 14 comments)
^(Discusses the matter of wartime neutrality.)
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^(More details on the Vatican's actions as a neutral body during the war.)
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