Ufalme wa Italia

Ufalme wa Italia (kwa Kiitaliaː Regno d'Italia) ni jina rasmi la nchi ya Italia miaka 1861-1946, yaani tangu rasi hiyo ilipounganishwa kwa kiasi kikubwa chini ya ukoo wa Savoia hadi wananchi walipopiga kura na kuamua iwe jamhuri.

Miaka hiyo Italia ilishiriki vita mbalimbali ili kukamilisha umoja wa rasi na kuteka maeneo mengine. 

Baada ya kufaulu kwanza, vita vikuu vya pili vilimalizika kwa Italia kushindwa na kunyang'anywa maeneo mengi, hata ya rasi yake.

Wafalme
 Vittorio Emanuele II (1861–1878) 
 Umberto I (1878–1900) 
 Vittorio Emanuele III (1900–1946) 
 Umberto II (1946) 

Marejeo

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Historiografia
 Albanese, Giulia. "Reconsidering the March on Rome," European History Quarterly (2012) 42#3 pp 403–421.
 Keserich, Charles. "The Fiftieth Year of the" March on Rome": Recent Interpretations of Fascism." History Teacher (1972) 6#1 pp: 135-142 in JSTOR.

Vyanzo
 Mussolini, Benito. 1935. Fascism: Doctrine and Institutions. Rome: Ardita Publishers.

Viungo vya nje
 Axis History Factbook– Italy
 Mussolini's War Statement - Declaration of War against USA, December 11, 1941
 Declaration of War on France and England, 10 June 1940

Jamii:Historia ya Italia
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